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How To Get The 30% Solar ITC Under Trump's New Bill (URGENT DEADLINE)

How To Get The 30% Solar ITC Under Trump's New Bill (URGENT DEADLINE)

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Join Scott DeBroff for a critical summary of the new federal 'mega bill' enacted on July 4th, which significantly alters the landscape for renewable energy projects. This new law accelerates the phase-out of the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and Production Tax Credit (PTC) for wind and solar, creating an urgent timeline for developers and investors. While facilities placed in service after December 31, 2027, will not qualify for the credits, a crucial window of opportunity has opened.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

  • The 30% Credit is Safe (For Now): Discover why the feared percentage-based step-down of the tax credit was not included in the final bill, keeping the full 30% credit intact.
  • The Critical 'Safe Harbor' Window: Understand the most important provision—how beginning construction by July 4, 2026, gives you a four-year window to complete your project and still qualify for the full 30% credit.
  • Deadlines for Late Starters: Find out why projects started after July 4, 2026, face a much tighter and riskier completion deadline of December 31, 2027.
  • Strategic Advantages: Learn how the phase-out does not apply to energy storage technologies, providing a valuable incentive for projects that incorporate battery capabilities.

This episode breaks down the urgent timelines and grandfathering provisions you need to understand to successfully navigate the new legislation. For a more in-depth discussion with Q&A, be sure to check out our longer-form episode on the website.

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