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  * The 10% ITC would also apply to projects that commenced construction in prior years but did not meet the placed-in-service deadline. Given that the 2019 Bill did not provide any extensions for claiming ITCs with respect to solar projects, these changes mark a welcomed development for the solar industry. Notably, the Extenders Bill coincides with the increasing competiveness of the solar energy industry, paving the way for a continued solar boom. Although the placed-in-service date for such projects was extended by two years to December 31, 2025, we expect that developers of projects that...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: On Monday, December 21, 2020, the United States Congress passed a second large stimulus bill[1] (the “Relief Bill”) aimed at curtailing the economic disruptions caused by COVID-19. The Relief Bill, among other things, extends renewable energy tax credits for wind projects, solar projects and carbon capture and sequestration and contains specific provisions addressing offshore wind farms. These extensions include a one-year extension for wind projects, a two-year extension for solar projects and a two-year extension for carbon ca...

On Monday, December 21, 2020, the United States Congress passed a second large stimulus bill [1] (the “Relief Bill”) aimed at curtailing the economic disruptions caused by COVID-19. The Relief Bill, among other things, extends renewable energy tax credits for wind projects, solar projects and carbon capture and sequestration and contains specific provisions addressing offshore wind farms. These extensions include a one-year extension for wind projects, a two-year extension for solar projects and a two-year extension for carbon capture and sequestration projects. President Trump is expecte...

  Eversheds Sutherland Observation: Taxpayers that have begun or are in the process of beginning construction on facilities in 2020 may want to quickly consider opportunities to shift to a 2021 (or later) beginning of construction date if helpful to have additional time available to satisfy the continuity safe harbor. Under existing law, the PTC (and ITC in lieu of PTC) is not available for the following facilities if construction begins after December 31, 2020.  Under the Extenders Bill, the 100% PTC (and ITC in lieu of PTC) would be available for these facilities if construction begins by...

Credit. correspondent james rosen reports it was a bipartisan defeat, followed by a revamped version of the same bill. >> the yeas are 45. the nays are 52. motion is not agreed to. >> republicans stood united and a dozen democrats deflected from block the so-called extenders bill, $140 billion grab-bag of extended jobless benefit, tax hikes on the upper income type and added funding to medicare reimbursement rate. democrats spent the last of the day squabbling over how to pare down the price tag. >> he can quickly pivot to a different version and get another vote this week. >> senate majority ...