Anza Supports Over 2 GW of Solar Procurement Amid Shifting Tariff and Trade Policies

Amid rapidly changing tariff and trade policies, Anza, a leading energy storage and solar development and procurement platform, announced that it has supported the procurement of over 2 GW of solar modules in 2025, surpassing the total 2024 volume in just eight months. This surge in procurement was driven by developers' efforts to preserve the 30% Investment Tax Credit (ITC), lock in more favorable pricing, and avoid tariff and schedule risk.

Key Takeaways:

  • Anza helped 15 customers execute procurement contracts rapidly, with 11 different solar module manufacturers, totaling over 1.2 GW between June and August.
  • Anza has consistently helped customers stay ahead of shifting tariff and trade policies, supporting over 8.4 GW of cumulative solar procurements to date through Advisory Services.
  • The surge in procurement was driven by developers' efforts to preserve the 30% Investment Tax Credit (ITC), lock in more favorable pricing, and avoid tariff and schedule risk.
  • Anza has leveraged its data, technology, and procurement scale to significantly reduce timelines, executing full procurement cycles in under two weeks when required.
  • The company has delivered measurable results for customers across both solar and storage safe harboring, including a 150 MW safe harbor module swap that preserved original engineering plans while avoiding redesign costs.
  • Anza has become a trusted partner for solar module and energy storage system equipment buyers seeking certainty in volatile times.

Statistics:

  • Over 2 GW of solar modules were procured in 2025, surpassing the total 2024 volume in just eight months.
  • Anza helped 15 customers execute procurement contracts rapidly, with 11 different solar module manufacturers, totaling over 1.2 GW between June and August.
  • Over 8.4 GW of cumulative solar procurements have been supported to date through Anza's Advisory Services.
  • Anza reduced timelines for procurement cycles to under two weeks when required.
  • The company saved $3 million in capital expenditures on a 150 MW safe harbor module swap.

Sources:

  • "Anza Announces Support of Over 2 GW of Solar Module Procurement Amid Shifting Tariff and Trade Policies." Anza RE, LLC. Sep. 8.