Several U.S. states are looking to attract European clean energy and clean technology companies to invest in American production and operations as they will benefit from the clean energy provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act.Over the past months, governors from Michigan, Georgia, Illinois, and Ohio have traveled to Europe to pitch their respective states as prime investment locations, the Financial Times reports. Some were also seen at the World Economic Forum in Davos last week. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer said after her European mission, “We’re bringing supply chains home and putting the world on notice that Michigan is the place to invest! The IRA has nearly $370 billion in climate and clean energy provisions, including investment and production credits for solar, wind, storage, critical minerals, funding for energy research, and credits for clean…
