Federal 30% Reduction in Project Costs for Business, Non-Profit, and Municipal Installations

Work with a locally owned and trusted partner to take advantage of major savings and incentives available to businesses in 2026.

Pressure-free and education-based, we are here to help you sort through the options and make the best decision for your business.

• Reduce exposure to rising electricity rates as more data centers come online

• Guarantee predictable, long-term operating costs

• Invest for a strong financial return on a capital improvement

Incentives:

• 30% of total eligible project costs becomes a tax credit (business) or direct rebate payment (non-profit, municipality)

• Accelerated depreciation option (MACRS)

• State tax credits where available

Safe Harbor, July 4th, 2026

If 5% of your project expenses have been spent by this date, you have four years to complete your project, allowing you to secure the incentive while delaying costs to the end of 2029. This is the Safe Harbor.

Projects On-Line by December 31st, 2027

Regardless of when your project began, if it is fully online by 12/31/27, the full 30% incentive will be available. A Safe Harbor is not needed as long as the project is completed and connected to the grid by the deadline.

Projects in service by 12/31/27 date also qualify for 100% bonus depreciation, which allows businesses to deduct the full cost of a qualifying solar or battery system in the first year it is placed in service, significantly reducing taxable income and improving cash flow.

To preserve eligibility for federal incentives, planning begins now. We help business owners and decision-makers navigate this process by providing:

• Detailed site and structural review

• Financial cost-benefit analysis and break even schedule

• Optional guidance from our tax advisor – we support your business every step of the way to ensure the full incentive is captured within the deadlines.

Schedule a conversation with us today:

• Confirm whether solar is a fit for your location

• Refine cost and savings assumptions

• Map a timeline that protects incentive eligibility

Federal solar incentives are scheduled to expire in 2027.

Electric rates are predicted to rise.

Now is the time to lock in future energy costs.

We’re a local team helping our neighbors understand the options — no pressure, just clear guidance.

Get in touch to learn more.