Residential clean energy tax credit

Krishnamoorthi highlights a residential tax credit covering 30% of qualifying costs for solar panels, solar water heaters, fuel-cell property, small wind turbines, geothermal heat pumps and battery storage. The credit has no annual or lifetime limit and applies at 30% from 2022 through 2032, then declines to 26% in 2033 and 22% in 2034. Developers in low-income or energy communities may qualify for additional bonuses, which homeowners may access through leases or community-solar subscriptions.

Context: The additional 10% or 20% bonuses are described as potentially available to developers, not as direct homeowner credits. The page presents the rules as of its June 15, 2023 update and is an in-office constituent resource.

In their own words

Rooftop solar is covered under the 25D tax credit and provides households an uncapped 30% tax credit.

The source

Raja Krishnamoorthi: official policy priorities

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