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Tesla is in talks to acquire $2.9B in solar manufacturing equipment from Chinese suppliers including Suzhou Maxwell, Shenzhen S.C New Energy, and Laplace Renewable Energy. Equipment deliveries are targeted for autumn, with shipments heading to Texas to support Tesla and SpaceX satellite power needs — aligned with Musk's 100-gigawatt solar ambition.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Tesla is in discussions with several Chinese companies to acquire $2.9 billion in solar
00:08manufacturing equipment, according to Reuters. Suzhou Maxwell Technologies is seeking export
00:13approval from China's Commerce Ministry to supply screen printing equipment. Shenzhen
00:18S.C. New Energy Technology and Laplace Renewable Energy Technology are also potential suppliers.
00:24The equipment requires regulatory approval, with timing and scope unclear. Suppliers have been
00:30asked to deliver equipment by autumn, including shipments to Texas for planned solar capacity
00:35supporting Tesla and SpaceX satellites. The effort aligns with Musk's 100 gigawatt solar goal and
00:41U.S. manufacturing push as Tesla explores expanding its Buffalo facility and building another in New
00:47York. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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