Anza, a US-based solar and energy storage procurement platform, has expanded its offerings to support developers, IPPs, EPCs, and utilities in accessing domestic solar modules and cells. The platform now features real-time visibility into modules and cells from 10 US manufacturers, with nine more under tracking for deliveries in 2025-2026. It provides comprehensive updates on pricing, inventory, technical specifications, and IRS compliance, helping users maximize tax credits like ITC and PTC by evaluating domestic content levels. Anza’s Pro Procure service has already guided the procurement of over 1 GW of domestic modules. By comparing metrics such as Effective $/W and total lifetime value, Anza’s tools assist in navigating market constraints and optimizing project designs while minimizing risks associated with tariffs and supply shortages.
Anza expands US solar module procurement platform
Anza offers metrics like Effective $/W to help developers compare domestic and international solar module options for informed purchasing. (Image Source: Anza)
Solis’ latest low-voltage hybrid inverter focuses on easy installation, safety, and scalability for residential solar power users. (Image Source: Solis Inverter)
The updated Studer app provides an all-in-one solution for solar energy flow analysis and consumption tracking. (Image Source: Studer)
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