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Loan Programs Office November 2022 Monthly Application Activity Report
LPO's latest monthly report on its application activity is out and interest in financing through U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) loan and loan guarantee programs remains high, with 98 active applications for a cumulative of $98.7 billion in requested financing through the end of November 2022.
The Advanced Vehicles & Components, Advanced Nuclear, and Biofuels tech sectors continue to lead the way, representing almost 50% of the total project financing requested by active applications.
Read more about the 13 LPO tech sectors used in the Monthly Application Activity Report (MAAR) and examples of what types of technology areas of interest are included within each at: Energy.gov/LPO/MAAR
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Loan Programs Office November 2022 Monthly Application Activity Report
Each month, the LPO Monthly Application Activity report updates: The total number of current active applications that have been formally submitted to LPO (Remained steady at 98) The cumulative dollar amount of LPO financing requested in these active applications ($98.7 billion as compared to $104.5 billion as of October 30, 2022) The 24-week rolling average of new applications per week as of the close of the previous month (increased from 1.3 to 1.5 average applications per week) Technology sectors represented by applications
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