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Solar Benefits

  • Accelerated Depreciation


    With MACRS and bonus depreciation — now back at 100% under the new bill — you can significantly reduce your taxable income when it matters most.




  • Investment Tax Credits (ITC)

    Turn taxes into opportunities. Through direct solar ownership, you can claim
    30% or more of your portfolio cost as a federal tax credit — dollar-for-dollar.
    This isn’t just a deduction; it’s real capital preservation.


  • Forecasted Cash Flow


    Own the asset, earn the income. Solar projects generate long-term, escalated
    revenue through solar energy agreements, creating an additional income stream for years to come. Our portfolio is structured to allow both short-term and
    long-term holding flexibility.

FAQs

  • Acquiring solar energy assets offers strong risk-adjusted returns and substantial tax savings due to accelerated depreciation, government-backed tax credits, and long-term cash flow. By leveraging these financial benefits, eligible investors can maximize their returns, preserve more of their wealth, and contribute to the clean energy transition.

  • The Investment Tax Credit (ITC) is a federal tax incentive that allows you to deduct a percentage of your renewable energy system’s cost from your federal taxes. Under the Inflation Reduction Act, the ITC remains at 30% for solar systems installed between 2022 and 2032.

  • The ITC bonus adders refer to additional tax credits available under specific conditions that increase the total value of the ITC. These adders include:

    • Domestic Content Bonus: Provides additional tax credits for solar projects that use a specified percentage of U.S.-made materials. Projects that meet the domestic content requirement can receive an additional 10% credit on top of the base ITC.

    • Energy Community Bonus: Provides additional tax credits for projects located in designated energy communities, which are areas that have historically relied on fossil fuels for employment or have been adversely affected by the closure of coal mines or power plants. Projects in these areas can receive an additional 10% credit on top of the base ITC.

    • Low-Income Community Bonus: Provides extra incentives for projects serving low-income communities or on Indian land, potentially increasing the ITC by 10% or 20%, depending on the specific criteria met. Note that this adder must be applied for and approved by the Department of Energy before receiving the adder.

    Reference: Inflation Reduction Act, Sections 13102 and 13103; 26 U.S. Code § 48 - Energy credit.

  • The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 is the most significant climate legislation in U.S. history, containing hundreds of billions of dollars in funding, programs, and incentives to accelerate the transition to clean energy, reduce healthcare costs, and increase tax revenues.