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48E Commercial Solar Tax Credit Ending Soon.
Act Before Federal Tax Credits Expire!
Up to 30% Federal Tax Credit (Section 48E)
Businesses installing solar before July 4, 2026 can lock in maximum incentives.
Faster ROI
With the federal tax credit active, most projects see payback in just 6-8 years.
Lower Operating Costs
Protect against rising utility rates and reinvest savings.
Utility companies increased by an average of 7% this year nationwide
At that pace, utility costs could climb 35% in just five years — but with solar, you can lock in savings and take advantage of federal tax credits that reduce upfront costs.
What Is Section 48E?
Section 48E is the updated federal Investment Tax Credit for commercial and industrial clean energy projects. It offers up to 30% of project costs back as a tax credit if your project:
- Begins significant construction (Physical Work Test)
- Incurs at least 5% of total project costs (Safe Harbor Test) before July 4, 2026
Understand your options and qualify under Section 48E before the deadline.
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If you've ever considered solar for your business, now is the moment to act. With federal tax credits set to expire, this is the best deal you'll ever get — and the time to act is now.
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Talk to Greenway's commercial solar experts to:
- Learn how Section 48E applies to your project
- Get a free ROl analysis using Al-driven utility projections
- Lock in your tax credit before July 4, 2026
