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Energy-efficiency and clean energy projects like insulation, solar, and heat pumps can bring you thousands in federal and state tax credits and incentives.
The federal solar investment tax credit (ITC) lets you take 30% of your total solar panel cost off your taxes. For example, if you spend $10,000 installing a solar panel system, the ITC is worth ...
Waynesville is exploring an ambitious project to install cost-savings solar panels on two municipal buildings that would be part of the town's broader clean energy strategy. A divided town council ...
Solar boosters say repealing Inflation Reduction Act incentives could drive up electricity costs, stall manufacturing and ...
A fifth-generation Nebraska farmer believes it is critical for Congress to restore National Weather Service staffing, ...
The unknown about solar development is the fate of the 30% federal tax credit on solar power projects under the Inflation Reduction Act that was passed in the Biden administration. The federal ...
Solar isn’t just a smart energy choice. It’s an economic lifeline for everyday Arizonans. That’s why we recently traveled to ...
Green energy projects on Long Island face scrutiny as federal permits are revoked and tax credits are reconsidered, impacting wind and solar initiatives.
In 2023, a solar advocate said, more than 16,000 households in Nebraska saw benefits from the credit. She added federal ...