Treasury's new ITC guidance narrows the domestic-content bonus — here's who still qualifies
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Updated Treasury rules tighten the steel-and-iron threshold for the 10% bonus credit, effective for projects placed in service next year.
Sunlight backup power during a daytime outage, without a battery, tested through two real blackouts.
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New subscriber growth is real, but so is a churn problem tied to unclear savings guarantees.
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