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In a significant development for the U.S. solar industry, a federal court has overturned IRS Notice 2025-42—effectively restoring the long-standing 5% safe harbor for establishing the “beginning of construction” under Sections 45Y and 48E.
For developers managing projects larger than 1.5 MW, this ruling creates a short-term strategic window to re-evaluate how projects qualify for federal tax credits before the July 4, 2026 deadline.
Solar developers need to be aware of additional domestic content guidance and, especially, how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has changed Clean Energy Credits. Catch up on the
As an authorized First Solar distributor, we get a lot of questions about thin film. Here are five reasons to consider First Solar thin film over conventional crystalline silicon panels.
As 2024 winds down and 2025 brings the uncertainty of new government leadership, and especially new promises of tariffs on imported goods, we’re answering your questions about safe harboring solar
In this Solar Market Snapshot, we've highlighted key developments and trends in the US solar market thus far in 2024, with relevant links so you can explore more in-depth at
At the end of each quarter, we like to highlight key developments and trends in the US solar market in our Solar Market Snapshot, with relevant links so you can
If you find navigating the requirements for domestic content in your solar projects to be remarkably similar to swimming through alphabet soup, you’re not alone. Long-standing Country of Origin (COO)