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Facilities are using 48E investment tax credits to make energy projects pencil out

According to an executive at tax-credit consulting firm Alliant, facility operators are using 48E investment tax credits to make energy projects financially viable, most commonly by installing battery storage systems that can leverage lower-cost electricity rates.

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Facilities are using 48E investment tax credits to make energy projects pencil out

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