Similarly, can this credit be applied to capacity additions? (i.e. I have a 1.5 kW system, and I want to add 1.5 kW more.) This is not entirely clear at present. However, the language would suggest that both scenarios are allowed – the credits apply to the amount of expenditure on solar energy property in a given year. SEIA will work with the IRS to develop regulations favorable to the solar industry. We will pass on additional information as it becomes available.
source: FLASEIA (Florida Solar Energy Industries Association)
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