, billions of dollars are available for individuals and companies willing to dip their toes into making our world a cleaner place to live.in the form of tax breaks, tax credits and investment reimbursements
. The availability of this money in making companies in the electric vehicle, electric charging, eco-friendly products, chip-making and other sustainable business sectors, accelerate their plans for expansion so they can get a piece of the pie before the money runs out., this deliberate move to invent and expand on green products will likely become the lifeline for thousands of businesses across the country.
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