The Investment Tax Credit (ITC) has been one of the most powerful federal policy tools to accelerate clean energy in the U.S., especially for solar and battery storage projects. It’s not just a tax break—it’s a strategic lever that enables companies to future-proof operations, reduce energy costs, and meet ESG commitments in a way that pencils out.
But here’s the hard truth: this opportunity isn’t permanent.
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As we sit in the middle of 2025, the ITC—boosted by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)—is still alive and well, but the environment around it is shifting. And for businesses, inaction now may result in regret later.
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