The US utility-scale solar sector experienced a surge in “safe harboring” activities over 18 months, fueled by tax incentives from the Inflation Reduction Act and Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Developers are expected to secure substantial solar capacity by mid-2026, facing challenges related to IRS rules and other regulatory pressures. As tax incentives decline, only well-capitalized developers may thrive, leading to market consolidation.
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