Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC)

Don't settle for the base credit. Our team specializes in structuring projects to capture maximum federal incentives, potentially covering up to 50% or more of your project costs.

For commercial solar projects, the ITC remains at 30% for projects beginning construction before 2033. However, specific bonuses (10% for domestic content, 10% for energy communities) can push this credit higher. The "One Big Beautiful Bill" mentioned in legislative updates implies continued legislative support, though commercial projects must begin construction by July 4, 2026, to guarantee certain safe-harbor provisions for specific credit structures.

01   The Base Credit (30%)

Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, you are guaranteed a 30% tax credit on the total cost of your solar and battery installation—provided your project begins construction before the critical 2026 deadlines. This is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in your federal income tax liability. 

02   The "Energy Community" Bonus (+10%)

Louisiana and Mississippi are historic hubs for energy production. If your business is located in a designated "Energy Community"—areas with a history of employment in fossil fuel industries or closed coal mines—you may qualify for an additional 10% tax credit. This bonus directly benefits businesses in parishes and counties transitioning to the new energy economy.

03   The Domestic Content Bonus (+10%)

We prioritize American manufacturing. By utilizing steel, iron, and manufactured products (like specific solar racking and inverters) that are 100% made in the USA, your project can qualify for another 10% bonus credit. In 2026, meeting the 50% cost threshold for domestic components is the key to unlocking this tier, and our procurement team ensures your equipment list is audit-ready.