Loan Programs Office
also referred to as: lpo
7 statements across 6 episodes · 4 bullish · 0 bearish · 5 people on the record · first statement Jan 10, 2022 by Jigar Shah · said 64 times in 15 episodes since 2022 · across every show →
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brought up most by Shayle Kann (38), Rob Hanson (7), David Yeh (4), Lara Pierpoint (3), Jigar Shah (3), Jamie Beard (3), Varun Sivaram (1), Trevor Houser (1)
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2024 3 mentions in 3 episodes 1 per episode
2023 9 mentions in 3 episodes 3 per episode
2022 49 mentions in 6 episodes 8 per episode
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Everything said about Loan Programs Office, oldest first
Jan 10, 2022
Jan 10, 2022
Apr 28, 2022 positive
Dec 15, 2022 positive
Feb 2, 2023 neutral
Kann: DOE Loan Programs Office will not take heavy technology risk
“The LPO is really well set up for big stuff, And even there, first of all, you know, they're not intending to take a ton of technology risk either, so you have to be fairly mature and at a fairly large scale for the LPO funding to make sense for you.”
Dec 21, 2023 positive
Yeh: The DOE Loan Programs Office holds $400 billion post-IRA
“I think the LPO now with IRA money is, you know, has about four hundred billion dollars in resources, and I think they've become, for lack of a better word, must-see TV, or the key stop for any company that's doing an ambitious climate tech, hard tech startup,…”
Jan 11, 2024 positive
Zou: Six of top ten climate mega-deals leveraged major public financing
“The second major thing we're noticing across these mega deals is if you look at the funding they've raised in the last two years, I think six out of 10 had raised significant hundreds of millions of dollars of public financing or government-funded rounds, whet…”