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PowerBank safe-harbors 30 MW solar, 31 MWh storage portfolio for U.S. tax credits
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PowerBank safe-harbors 30 MW solar, 31 MWh storage portfolio for U.S. tax credits
  • PowerBank executed procurement agreements for eight distributed solar projects in New York, Pennsylvania totaling about 30 MW DC, 31 MWh storage.
  • Procurement aims to safe-harbor projects under the IRS Physical Work Test before the July 4, 2026 deadline to preserve 30% ITC eligibility.
  • Portfolio construction value estimated at USD 74.3 million; potential Investment Tax Credits estimated at USD 29.7 million.
  • Company now expects 23 solar-storage projects totaling 97 MW DC, 42 MWh to remain eligible for federal tax credits.
  • Commercial operation for the eight projects expected over the next several years, subject to permits, interconnection, contracts, financing.


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