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North Carolina Renewable Energy Tax Credits

Monday, November 30th, 2009

In 2007, when the legislature passed NC Senate Bill 3, tax credits became available to both residential and corporate customers in North Carolina who were installing a renewable energy solution.

The credit covers up to 35% of the cost of solar or other renewable energy system, capped at $10,500 for residential systems and an unprecedented $2.5 million for commercial and industrial systems. Residential customers get that credit all in one year unless the total is more than 50% of their tax liability. If so, the rest of the credit is spread over 5 years. Businesses are required to take their credit over 5 years. See more about specific North Carolina tax credits here.

One really great feature of Senate Bill 3 is that you can also take a tax deduction for a donation to a non-profit organization that is working on a renewable energy project.

Waldt Renewables is the go to renewable energy solution provider for residential, commercial and institutional customers in northeastern, North Carolina. Contact us today for a customized proposal.

Kitty Hawk Elementary Learns @ Renewable Energy

Monday, November 30th, 2009
Installing Solar Panels visible from the playground

Installing Solar Panels visible from the playground

Waldt Renewables and Dare County Schools (assisted by Baker Renewable Energy) have helped to launch a Renewable Energy Discovery Zone so that kids can learn about renewable forms of energy. Funded by a grant from the Albermarle Pamlico Sound National Estuary Foundation and the Kitty Hawk Elementary School PTA, the two panel solar system and a marine wind turbine outfitted with weather monitoring capabilities, provides data to the school community and the outside world. See more information here.