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Navigating clean energy tax incentives can be complex, but the Clean Energy Tax Navigator makes it simple. This tool helps entities predict whether their project or idea for a project includes energy property that may qualify for Elective Pay, without hiring an expensive consultant. By using the Navigator, entities can quickly assess potential eligibility and use this information to help maximize the financial benefits of qualifying clean energy projects. Whether an entity is nonprofit, tribal government, or public institution, it can use the Navigator today to drive its clean energy projects forward.
Click on the project type below that applies to your entity’s potential, planned, or completed project, then use the interactive form to learn about, and request to receive assistance on, tax credits that are still available through Elective Pay under the Inflation Reduction Act.
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Note to users: The Navigator was designed as a project-specific decision tree that will help you learn about Elective Pay eligibility and requirements. It was not designed to answer every question, and it will be updated and improved over time.
The Clean Energy Tax Navigator is made possible with generous support from Invest in Our Future. Legal and technical resources powering the Navigator were produced in coordination with Lawyers for Good Government’s (L4GG’s) organizational partners, including the Lighthouse Cohort. For additional acknowledgments, click here.
Legal Disclaimer: The Navigator provides a high-level overview only and should not be considered direct, personal legal advice about your project. Some applicable entities who complete this form may be eligible for direct technical assistance from a pro bono attorney through office hours or direct 1:1 communication. Eligibility will be based on need, access to other legal resources, impact and other factors. We will contact you directly if you qualify.
If you have questions after using the Navigator, please contact us at CleanEnergy@L4GG.org. If you require tailored legal assistance with your specific matter, it is recommended that you consult an attorney.