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Day and Night Electricity
1,100 to 5,500 watts
4 to 24 batteries
800 to 4,800 AH
No installation required
ready for immediate use
1,100-watt unit Details and Incentives
Ask about the excellent FINANCIALS FOR PURCHASING A SELF-CONTAINED, ZEB SOLAR ELECTRIC UNIT THAT STARTS WITH A 1,100 WATTS OF COMMERCIAL, BIFACIAL SOLAR PANELS; A 4,000-WATT 24VDC TO 120VAC INVERTER WITH FOUR 120VAC RECEPTICALS; A 100 AMP CHARGE CONTROLLER THAT HAS TWO USB CHARGING PORTS AND FOUR 200AH DEEP CYCLE BATTERIES, ALL MOUNTED-ON A 30 YEAR PRESSURE TREATED TIMBER FRAME.
Ask about Macrs accelerated depreciation program.
Ask about the 30% investment tax credit for cash sales.
ELECTRICITY PRODUCED - Each basic unit produces approximately 5.5 kWh per day, or 2,007.50 kWh per year.
*** It pays to order one today!
The Low-Income Development Bonus
To get a boost on your tax credit under the Inflation Reduction Act, consider the low-income development bonus. Projects sited in low-income communities or on Native American land can receive a 10% bonus, while qualified low-income residential building projects and economic benefit projects can get a 20% bonus. Consult a tax advisor to see if this strategy is right for your company.
The Energy Community Bonus
The Inflation Reduction Act allows renewable energy projects to receive a 10% tax credit boost through the energy community bonus program. This bonus program offers the tax credit boost to projects located in specific areas, including brownfield sites, regions with high employment or tax revenue from fossil fuels, and census tracts with closed coal mines or electricity units. While the bonus is quite significant, it's important to consult a tax advisor to determine how it applies to your company.
PACE Program
The PACE program allows loans for alternative power sources such as wind, solar, hydro, biomass, and geothermal projects, as well as energy storage projects, according to Canary Media.
USDA
In regard to how the funds will be awarded, Chris McLean, assistant administrator of the USDA's Rural Utilities Service told Canary Media, "They'll be scored in terms of their greenhouse gas reductions," adding that "affordability is going to be a key factor."