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Zinc 8 Energy Solutions reveals first U.S. commercial production site 

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The company explained that the manufacturing production credits contained within the Inflation Reduction Act provide benefits to Zinc8 and its plans in the United States.

Zinc8 Energy Solutions Announces First Commercial Production Site to Be Based in The United States (CNW Group/Zinc8 Energy Solutions Inc.)

VANCOUVER — Zinc8 Energy Solutions Inc. says the company’s inaugural commercial production facility will be based in the United States.

The company explained that the manufacturing production credits contained within the Inflation Reduction Act provide benefits to Zinc8 and its plans in the United States.

“Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer was instrumental in drafting the IRA, which is a historic measure taken by the United States to reach ambitious goals of carbon neutrality, while inspiring other countries around the world,” said Ron MacDonald, president & CEO, Zinc8 Energy Solutions in a statement.

Zinc8 notes that Schumer has reportedly demonstrated personal support for the company’s expansion in the United States. They have also stated that his continued support will play a significant role in their decision for the new production facility’s location in the United States.

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“Zinc8 is the jolt of electricity the Hudson Valley needs, and is proof positive that when you invest in fighting climate change you are investing in creating good-paying jobs, new economic growth, and a brighter future for our communities,” said Schumer in a press release.

According to Zin8’s announcement, Schumer has worked to increase federal incentives to bring manufacturing back from overseas facilities, including those that serve the tech and clean energy industries.

Zinc8 Energy Solutions makes a zinc-air battery that can store and discharge energy durations from four to 100 hours, using larger storage tanks to hold zinc particles to improve scalability and capacity.

The technology will be trialed at a New York City housing complex by the New York State Energy Research and Development Agency.

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