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Solar and other renewable energy projects eligible for the investment tax credit rarely suffer causalities; however, cautious taxpayers seek to be prepared for the consequences of a potential project casualty.

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Rep. Mike Thompson (D-CA) of Ways & Means introduced the GREEN Act (H.R. 848) on February 4, which included creating an ITC for standalone storage.

Many renewable energy developers are scrambling to reevaluate arrangements they put in place this year to start construction of projects to qualify for federal tax credits after Congress extended ...

Although the coronavirus pandemic is expected to trim global storage installations by almost 20% according to some analysts, 2020 should still be a record-breaking year for new storage projects in the US.

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On October 31, the International Trade Commission (ITC) released its recommended remedies following its September finding of “serious injury” to domestic solar cell

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The Internal Revenue Service has issued three private letter rulings confirming that a 30% investment tax credit can be claimed on batteries that are installed as part of renewable energy projects...

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New IRS guidance for developers of wind farms and other renewable energy projects that qualify for production tax credits modifies the safe harbor ...

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In many renewable energy transactions, a ‘‘developer fee’’ is a critical feature—it is often the means by which the developer extracts its profits from months or years of work and risk.

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