The expiration of the 30% federal tax credit for solar and battery installations at the end of 2025 doesn’t necessarily make ...

Residential solar installers have been busy since July putting panels on roofs before federal tax credits expire at the end ...

Installing solar at home is about to cost you more. The new year marks the end of a popular federal solar incentive. The Residential Clean Energy Credit knocks 30% off of home solar costs, but ...

The sunsetting of some federal solar power tax incentives by the end of 2025 is forcing many homeowners and businesses to rethink their energy-saving strategies. The 30 percent residential solar tax ...

A deadline to claim federal tax incentives for clean energy installations is fast approaching. That 30% federal tax credit expires on December 31 st due to provisions found under President Donald ...

"Third party ownership, service, and management … are quick, deployable solutions." Industry insiders break down the future ...

If you've wanted to install rooftop solar panels or buy an electric vehicle in recent years, you've probably been able to get federal money for them in the form of tax credits. But those incentives ...

“The only source of new power that can grow very quickly and scale up is solar. Every other source of energy has key barriers ...

WASHINGTON — If you've been thinking about getting solar panels for your home, now might be the time. Federal incentives for some renewable energy purchases are going away with president Trump’s “big ...

BOISE, Idaho — Nearly 20,000 homes across Idaho have solar panels lining their roofs, according to Idaho Power. But major policy changes threaten to make installations less affordable for future ...

The so-called One Big Beautiful Bill could lead to a big, mad dash for consumers looking to buy electric vehicles or install rooftop solar before federal tax incentives expire in the coming months.

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