NeoVolta says Georgia battery plant meets FEOC rules for U.S. tax credit eligibility

NeoVolta Inc

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  • NeoVolta received a legal opinion that its Georgia battery plant structure meets Foreign Entity of Concern eligibility requirements.
  • The opinion supports potential eligibility for IRS advanced manufacturing and investment tax credits, including possible domestic content bonus treatment.
  • FEOC compliance is becoming a key condition in utility-scale storage procurement, influencing bankable offtake agreements and project financing.
  • Site Acceptance Testing is targeted for completion by end-August 2026; production ramp remains on track for Q3 2026.


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