US-based Energy America has partnered with the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Exim Bank) to expand its solar module distribution globally. According to Energy America, this collaboration will help meet the rising demand for clean energy by offering financial solutions like export credit and loan guarantees. These tools will enable the company to enter emerging markets in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. With a production capacity of 13 GW, Energy America aims to enhance its global footprint and ease the adoption of solar energy, benefiting governments, utilities, and private clients. Energy America’s advanced solar modules are designed to perform in extreme climates, ensuring reliability in diverse regions, says the company.
US Exim Bank supports Energy America’s growth
Energy America’s collaboration with Exim Bank will expand its solar module distribution globally, targeting key regions such as Africa, Asia, and Latin America. (Image Source: Energy America)
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