Guidance for the New Solar Tax Credit and FEOC Requirements

The economics for onsite energy is the most advantageous its ever been, but due to two important deadlines on the horizon, the market is compressing in the short-term. After the One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed, the rules changed for how solar projects qualify for the Investment Tax Credit, and a critical window is closing for avoiding Foreign Entity of Concern compliance requirements entirely. Whether you’re planning a single project or managing a multi-site portfolio, understanding the new timelines, compliance pathways and and FEOC requirements isn’t optional anymore—it’s essential.

We sat down with Marc Palmer, CEO of Conductor Solar, to break down exactly what developers, EPCs, and C&I buyers need to know right now. This isn’t a generic policy overview—it’s actionable intelligence from the trenches of solar project transactions. The insights from this conversation could save you thousands in legal costs, help you secure EPC availability before backlogs worsen, and ensure you don’t miss critical safe harbor opportunities.

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• Conversation with Dan Roberts (VECKTA) and Marc Palmer (Conductor Solar) covering ITC timelines, FEOC compliance strategies, market dynamics, and real-world implementation challenges
• Key guidance and deadlines based on advice from our developer network and tax attorneys
• A project decision flowchart that maps your compliance pathway based on project size
• A comprehensive one-page reference guide with all critical deadlines and requirements, and ready-to-use frameworks for evaluating your portfolio strategy.