Burns & McDonnell
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January 14, 2021

Extending the Ride on the Solar Coaster

As part of a last-minute tax extenders bill at the end of 2020, the renewable energy industry got its wish: a tax credit extension. The bill addressed solar, wind, fuel cell, geothermal, biomass, incremental hydroelectric and other decarbonized energy projects. Though many expected an extension of some kind, its passing still caused an unfortunate scramble, as many saw it as a gift of more time and looked to delay start of construction for projects.

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