The lowest gas prices in over 12 years was last spring...
I doubt you will ever hear of under $1.00 a barrel for crude again.
Anyone US doing a new boiler install or a boiler upgrade because of the new tax money out there?
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I doubt you will ever hear of under $1.00 a barrel for crude again.
We should have the tax credits here in Canada.
It's ridiculous how we are paying carbon tax and still no incentive to go renewable energy.
That's what happens when country starts going socialist... then communism follows.
It's ridiculous how we are paying carbon tax and still no incentive to go renewable energy.
That's what happens when country starts going socialist... then communism follows.
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What is the thought on if this credit would apply for building a "boiler house" to house the equipment? I don't have space inside to install a gasifier, tanks, controls, and I would want/need to build an adjacent boiler house.
My guess is it will be "check with your tax advisor " type of question. Reportedly there was a lot of latitude allowed on solar for support systems like roof replacements, household panel upgrades and trench excavation that could be used for other purposes other than solar. My speculation is its one of these things that you might get an inquiry from the IRS to give them further explanation but it will not result in fine rather they just disallow some or part of the credit and you get to write them a check. I would make darn certain that it was a single purpose structure not used for anything except the wood boiler components.
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