SolarResourceHub — Policy https://solarresourcehub.com/news/ Solar tax, rate and policy changes, sourced to the agency that made the rule. en-us The 30% residential solar credit is gone. What replaced it is not a credit. https://solarresourcehub.com/news/section-25d-expired-what-changed https://solarresourcehub.com/news/section-25d-expired-what-changed Sat, 29 Aug 2026 12:00:00 GMT Tax Section 25D ended for systems placed in service after 31 December 2025. Section 48E did not — and that asymmetry now decides how most American homes get solar. The 4 July begin-construction deadline has passed. What that means for commercial projects. https://solarresourcehub.com/news/section-48e-begin-construction-deadline-passed https://solarresourcehub.com/news/section-48e-begin-construction-deadline-passed Sat, 29 Aug 2026 12:00:00 GMT Tax Projects that began construction after 4 July 2026 face a hard placed-in-service date of 31 December 2027. Two safe harbours decide which side of the line you are on. Net billing is the default now, and it changes what a solar panel is for https://solarresourcehub.com/news/net-billing-is-the-default-now https://solarresourcehub.com/news/net-billing-is-the-default-now Sat, 29 Aug 2026 12:00:00 GMT Rates California settled it in D.22-12-056. Exports are paid at grid value, not retail — which turns solar from a meter-spinning play into a self-consumption one.