Tax-exempt and governmental entities, such as state and local governments, Tribes, religious organizations, and non-profits may install energy-generation and storage property to meet energy demands, reach clean energy transition goals, or save money on energy costs. This tax credit can help offset. The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, P. 117 – 169, significantly amended and expanded the investment tax credit (ITC) under Sec. 48, including making additional types of energy property eligible for the ITC, and providing increased credit amounts for energy projects that satisfy prevailing wage. The credit is transferable under the law prior to OB3, and certain tax exempt and government entities are eligible for direct pay. To be eligible for the credit, tax-exempt and government entities are generally required to meet certain domestic content requirements for qualified facilities with net. For business owners, the ITC continues to be a critical lever for reducing upfront solar costs, cutting federal income tax liability, and unlocking bonus credits under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and newer 2025 tax law changes. However, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA), a local. These projects have the potential to generate significant property tax revenue for counties, cities, towns, and school districts that rely on property tax as a key source of funding.