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Ep 104: Understanding the ITC Phase-Out: Deadlines, Requirements, and Strategy

Ep 104: Understanding the ITC Phase-Out: Deadlines, Requirements, and Strategy

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What if waiting just a few more months could cost your company millions in lost tax credits? As 2026 begins, we break down why the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) has become one of the most urgent financial opportunities facing commercial energy projects today. With energy firmly in the mainstream, looming deadlines, and increasing complexity around compliance, this episode explains why “wait and see” is now the riskiest strategy of all.

Listen in to learn exactly how the ITC works, how companies can offset up to 50% of project costs, and why safe harboring or beginning physical work before key deadlines can buy you years of flexibility. Whether you’re planning solar now or sometime in the next five years, this conversation will help you understand what action to take, when to take it, and how to protect the economics of your project before the window closes.

What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode:

  • Why the ITC matters more in 2026 than ever before.
  • How the ITC can offset 30–50% of project costs.
  • The difference between safe harboring and physical work.
  • Key ITC deadlines you can’t afford to miss.
  • How safe harboring can unlock four extra years to build.
  • Why waiting until “placed in service” is the riskiest path.
  • What qualifies and doesn’t qualify as physical work.
  • How ITC economics apply to PPAs, leases, and capex projects.
  • The biggest mistakes companies are making right now.
  • How disciplined execution protects millions in project value.

Resources in Today's Episode:

  • Gareth Evans: LinkedIn
  • Dan Roberts: LinkedIn
  • VECKTA: News

You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/mr38uyu7

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