Solar Investing Revolution: Unlock an Unbelievable 121% Return!

Attention Solar Investors, the game has changed! Just when you thought the incentives for solar projects couldn't get any better, the government has dropped an absolute bombshell that has the entire solar community buzzing. If you've been waiting for a sign to dive into solar investing, this is it!

Introducing the Domestic Content Adder – a thrilling new incentive that grants an additional 10% Investment Tax Credit (ITC) if you use (at least some) domestic products in your solar project. You read that right – a whopping 10% extra just for going local. This incredible incentive takes solar project benefits to an entirely new level.

Let's dissect this unprecedented offer. A standard REAP deal that we offer small businesses in rural areas already provides an enticing package. For small businesses (*small meaning a system priced under $2 million) going green with solar, REAP comprises a 50% grant, coupled with a 30% ITC available to all solar projects that qualify. But that's not all. If your solar installation is in an energy community, the government throws in an extra 10% credit, pushing your total benefits to an astonishing 111% (*when you add in the 21% accelerated depreciation as authorized under the Inflation Reduction Act). And with the new Domestic Content Adder, you could be looking at an astronomical 121% return on investment!

That is what makes this Domestic Content added even more attractive - - that is the ability to stack this new 10% adder with other grants or forgivable loans. Picture this: You take out a $100 million C-PACE loan where 40% is forgivable for constructing a solar farm in an energy community. Throw in 21% Accelerated Depreciation and the standard 30% ITC. Add the bonus 10% for building in an Energy Community (as in Texas), and then potentially another 10% for using USA products – and you're sitting on a jaw-dropping 111% return.

However, like any new policy, this recent addition comes with a fair share of questions and uncertainties. While mom-and-pop solar companies are excitedly touting the benefits, there's a need for clarity in interpreting the law's wording. The law states that if you use American steel and at least 40% American-made products, you qualify for the additional 10% ITC. But what happens if a U.S.-made solar panel contains a small component, like a wire, manufactured in China? This is where things become less clear, and the IRS is expected to issue detailed guidance shortly.

Adding to the intrigue, the law also stipulates that if using foreign products would increase costs by 25% or more compared to U.S. products, you can still qualify for the extra 10%. But how do you prove that, and what does it actually mean? These are questions that the government is working on answering, but the bottom line is that this new credit has incredible potential.

In the world of solar investing, stacking is where the magic happens.

It's a masterstroke that multiplies your benefits exponentially and amplifies your returns. The new Domestic Content Adder is like the cherry on top of a very lucrative sundae, sweetening the deal even more.

The solar community is eagerly awaiting more guidance on the nuances of this new credit, but the initial excitement is palpable. The law is written, the stage is set, and the curtain is about to rise on a new era of solar investing.

Investors, are you ready to ride this solar revolution and take advantage of an investment opportunity that could offer up to 121% return? Partner with us and let's create a brighter, greener, and more prosperous future together.

Reach out to us today, and let's unlock the solar treasure trove that awaits! And remember, if you refer an investor or commercial client to my firm, you will be generously rewarded.

Warmly,

David