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maybe (although I'm not really disagreeing with you). I'm more worried about continuing the increase of solar and other renewables. I understand nat gas may be
by rgbrenner 10y ago
maybe (although I'm not really disagreeing with you). I'm more worried about continuing the increase of solar and other renewables.
I understand nat gas may be better and a temporary win... but I think the future should be renewables, and I'm concerned about policy changes that could damage and set back progress with solar, etc.
If solar is only competitive because of tax credits, then solar companies may have significant losses if those credits are discontinued.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoI'm just as dismayed as you, and already researching damage control. I have a CPA investigating how to use the ITC tax code to partner those with a tax liability to solar projects. You would estimate your tax liability, make a payment to the solar project, and their tax credit would then flow back to you when you file your taxes; whatever dollars you would've sent to the US government, you end up sending to a solar project instead. If its doable, I'm putting a Django site together and starting to market it. The best renewable is the one that gets installed as soon as possible.