Urgent Update: Green Energy Tax Credits Shortened Under the OBBB — What You Need to Know
- Tyler N
- Jun 25
- 1 min read

The Opportunity to Build a Better Budget Act (OBBB) is poised to dramatically impact the timeline and availability of green energy tax credits, presenting both a challenge and a call to action for developers, homeowners, and clean energy investors.
Under the OBBB:
The Clean Energy Production Credit (Section 45Y) and the Clean Energy Investment Credit (Section 48E)now require construction to begin within 60 days of the bill’s enactment and for projects to be placed in service by December 31, 2028, to qualify.
Multiple tax credits originally scheduled to run through 2032 will now expire on December 31, 2025. These include:
Residential clean energy installation credits (e.g., solar panels, batteries)
Credits for energy-efficient home improvements
Credits for alternative vehicle refueling property (like EV chargers)
Why This Matters
The shortened timeline could affect financing, project viability, and overall ROI for clean energy investments. For those planning residential upgrades, commercial installations, or clean transportation infrastructure, acting quickly is no longer optional — it’s essential.
What You Should Do Now
At Y Advisory, we help businesses and individuals navigate the changing landscape of tax credits and clean energy incentives. Our experts can:
Evaluate your eligibility before deadlines hit
Strategize optimal timing and tax outcomes
Ensure compliance with new accelerated timelines
Let’s Make the Transition to Clean Energy — Smarter and Sooner
Don't leave money on the table. The window to capitalize on these benefits is closing faster than expected.
📅 Contact Y Advisory today to secure your green energy credits before it’s too late.




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