📊 Ford's $19.5B EV Strategy Shift

December 16, 2025

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Here's what's happening today:

🔋 Ford faces $19.5B charges in EV shift

💧 EPA funds $351M for Fort Worth infrastructure

🌞 SEG Solar to build 3GW facility in Indonesia

☀️ Doral secures PPA for Kansas solar project

💼 National Fuel completes $350M stock placement

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🔋 Ford Faces $19.5 Billion Charges Amid EV Strategy Shift Link

Ford is set to record $19.5 billion in special charges due to a strategic shift in its electric vehicle investments.
The charges include $8.5 billion in writedowns of EV assets and will impact net results but not adjusted earnings.
Ford plans to focus more on hybrid vehicles and smaller, affordable EVs under CEO Jim Farley's restructuring plan.

💧 EPA Grants Fort Worth Over $351 Million for Water Projects Link

The EPA announced a $351 million funding package for Fort Worth's water and recycling infrastructure.
The funding includes a $347 million WIFIA loan for wastewater upgrades and a $4.8 million SWIFR grant for recycling enhancements.
These projects aim to support Fort Worth's growth and improve water management and recycling services.

🌞 SEG Solar Expands with 3GW Facility in Indonesia Link

SEG Solar plans to build a 3GW ingot and wafer manufacturing facility in Indonesia as part of a 5GW expansion.
The $80 million investment will enhance SEG's supply chain for the U.S. solar market, with production starting in Q3 2026.
This move strengthens SEG's integrated manufacturing capabilities and supply chain transparency.

☀ Doral Renewables Secures PPA for Kansas Solar Project Link

Doral Renewables inked a Power Purchase Agreement for its 270 MWac Lambs Draw Solar Project in Kansas.
The project will provide energy to a leading U.S. corporation, boosting Doral's contracted energy portfolio.
Lambs Draw Solar is set to create jobs and stimulate economic growth in Decatur County, Kansas.

💼 National Fuel Completes $350 Million Stock Placement Link

National Fuel Gas Company successfully raised $350 million through a private placement of common stock.
The proceeds will finance part of the acquisition of CenterPoint's Ohio regulated gas utility business.
This transaction supports National Fuel's strategy to maintain investment-grade credit rating.

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