Anza, a US-based solar and storage procurement platform headquartered in California, has facilitated more than 2 GW of solar module procurements in 2025, surpassing its 2024 total within eight months. The growth was driven by developers who were preserving the 30% Investment Tax Credit, hedging against tariff exposure, and preparing for Foreign Entity of Concern rules effective in January 2026. Between June and August, Anza enabled 15 customers to finalize contracts with 11 suppliers totaling 1.2 GW, completing procurement cycles in under two weeks when necessary. Anza has also supported a 150 MW module swap that reduced capital expenditures by $3 million and secured 18 MWh of storage procurement within seven days. Earlier this year, Anza introduced a solar module pricing predictor in the US, further strengthening its procurement and advisory capabilities. Overall, Anza has supported 8.4 GW of cumulative solar procurements through its advisory services to date.