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Federal export assistance programs applicable to the US photovoltaic industry. Final report

This report provides a comprehensive review of key federal programs and service available to assist US photovoltaic firms in exporting. It contains an in-depth discussion of the eight major agencies offering export assistance: the Agency for International Development, the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Commerce, the Export-Import Bank, the Office of the US Trade Representative, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, the Small Buisness Administration, and the Trade and Development Program. Additionally, it presents brief discussions of relevant activities performed by other federal agencies that can assist PV exporters. Specific information provided for each of these agencies includes: an overview of the agency mission; a summary of export-related programs and services; an identification of important agency contacts, including names, addresses and telephone numbers; a discussion of the agency's renewable energy experience; and relevant agency budget data. Information used in preparing this report was obtained from a number of sources and interviews with key federal agency officials, as well as available government reports, publications and brochures.