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The Unintended Consequences of Solar's Domestic Content Tax Credit Adder
Solar Builder Radio
16 minutes 17 seconds
11 months ago
The Unintended Consequences of Solar's Domestic Content Tax Credit Adder
This is an Audio Article from the Q4 2024 issue of Solar Builder Magazine. Editor-in-Chief Chris Crowell reads "Domestic Influence: Calculating the Unintended Consequences of the Domestic Content Tax Credit Adder in Small-Scale Solar."
0:01 - How Trump could influence this even more
0:58 - Explanation of the domestic content adder calculation
3:44 - Lopsided MLPE vs String calculations
7:21 - Overview of U.S. inverter & racking manufacturing
9:56 - Impact on residential solar / TPO financing
Read the Q4 issue of Solar Builder: https://digital.solarbuildermag.com/q4-2024/page-1
The Q4 Digital Magazine is sponsored by Generac: https://www.generac.com/dealers-installers/generac-installer-programs/pwrcell-installer/#form
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Solar Builder Radio
The podcast home for Solar Builder magazine, a go-to resource for solar professionals. We go in-depth on new solar PV systems, products and services (inverters, modules, tracker systems, etc.), and we chat with experts about solar design and installation trends -- from residential and small C&I to large utility-scale solar plants.
