US Taxpayers have historic opportunity to reduce tax liability

With the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, over the next decade hundreds of billions of dollars in the form of federal tax credits will be allocated to fund renewable energy in the United States. By 2030, the annual tax credit market in the United States is expected to equal approximately 15% of the total corporate Federal Income Tax expected to be paid to the US Treasury.

Sec. 6418 of the Internal Revenue Code now provides for the sale of tax credits for cash payment. Instead of making an investment in a tax equity partnership, US taxpayers can opt to purchase tax credits directly from a renewable energy project.

US Renewable Energy Tax Credit forecast


Declining costs, gains in technological efficiency, And Government incentives are driving cost parity

In many locations across the United States, the cost to produce electricity from a renewable energy generator is lower than the cost to produce electricity from a conventional power asset. To capitalize on the continued growth of the renewable energy sector, Blue Rock helps taxpayers make and manage tax credit investments in the renewable energy market.