Schools are cashing checks from the IRS
Schools can earn tax credits for clean energy projects - something that the private sector and households have been able to do for years. These technologies can improve aging facilities, lower operating costs, and make schools healthier for students.
In November, the IRS began sending the first round of checks to school districts that have filed for clean energy tax credits. While districts across the country seek to follow in their footsteps over the next decade, members of Congress are discussing the future of clean energy tax credits.
These energy investments are modernizing aging school infrastructure, creating local jobs, and generating savings for districts. Elective Pay has made these opportunities more accessible than ever, already opening the door for over 300 schools across 38 states and Washington D.C.
Download these resources to learn how your district can take advantage of this opportunity.
As the future of energy tax credits is at risk, you can help us size up what is at stake for our schools. Tell us about a clean energy project underway in your community.
