That’s not fair to me! I only got 26%!Solar investment tax credit to be extended 10 years at 30%
As written in the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, the tax credit will begin at 30% and step down to 26% in 2033 and 22% in 2034.pv-magazine-usa.com
The solar panel credit may be increased to 30% next year and be extended for 10 years! Wonder if 2022 installs will be retroactively increased from 26% to 30%?
I doubt it but I certainly won’t mind it!
my electric bill from the past month was $50 less than last June's bill - surprised me.
I shouldn't have to subsidize your elctricity because you decided to pay more for solar panels - you knew what you were getting, you should pay them off without government assistance.Solar investment tax credit to be extended 10 years at 30%
As written in the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, the tax credit will begin at 30% and step down to 26% in 2033 and 22% in 2034.
The solar panel credit may be increased to 30% next year and be extended for 10 years! Wonder if 2022 installs will be retroactively increased from 26% to 30%?
Yeah I’ve got a ninja twisti (a bit bigger than my starter fit model)…made summer bearable living off of yogurt smoothies blended with frozen berries, cherries, mangos, etc. might try frozen greens (just trying to think of ways to make it more palatable, maybe blending with some salt and rice)
No one forced you to buy solar. Some home's can't have solar. Some homes were responsible and reduced their electricity use the first three years after installation to pay off their debt.
Why should the government be subsidizing certain feilds? Besides a bit chunk of solar panel industry is super slimy who wrap panels in with predatory debt products.
Even that’s not totally accurate. Well I suppose it is…you have to have a tax bill to benefit from the credit though. Not everyone does, like retirees for example. It’s a minor point but still.
Even that’s not totally accurate. Well I suppose it is…you have to have a tax bill to benefit from the credit though. Not everyone does, like retirees for example. It’s a minor point but still.
Of course I will be annoyed if the solar credit goes up and I can’t benefit from that increase. I will however still be in favor of the credit being increased since I think it is a net benefit for national security and the environment. It’s possible to have two thoughts about something.
And you can buy another house and put panels on it and get 30%. But for some reason, Mentos cannot (or will not) take my advice and get an engineering degree, which would allow him to take out student loans.
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Won't benefit me.@owlegrad sounds like 2022 installs would qualify for 30% instead of 26%.
"The climate bill, a surprise agreement between Senators Joe Manchin and Chuck Schumer, would restore a 30% tax credit for residential solar systems — making it applicable to panels installed in 2022 – and extend the program to Jan. 1, 2034."
The US Climate Bill Could Make Now the Best Time to Go Solar
Generous incentives mean you can replace fossil fuel home appliances and cars with electric versions — and power them with clean energy.
A steam room yes, but I would expect a dry sauna to be fairly mold resistant, due to the extreme heat and lack of moisture, no?
That is my thinking as well.
For the shower so far I had a quote to retile around 8.5k and replace tile with acrylic (which is what I want to do) about 16.5k. The space is tricky because I have a walk in shower that is adjacent to a tub with a pony wall and it turns out it’s a lot more work than I expected so now I am leaning towards a remodel which is just way more work and money than I wanted to part with.
unreal how crapping on mentos makes every thread…yeah good to hear those financially well thought out life decision contractors who like totally could have been lawyers, doctors, pharmacists, engineers, various other well high paying profession with or without expensive education requirements are still ok with taking us pion pharm Ds’ money
There really isn't that much to it. I just bought the rolls of Kraft-faced R-13 insulation. The Kraft facing is a vapor barrier to prevent condensation on the ductwork. The tape I used was Nashua Foil-Scrim-Kraft Tape. Press it on well and use as many pieces that can fit across the seam. I'm also going to go back and tie some string around the insulation.
Z10 - JURA
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This is a super-automatic. You push a button and it grinds, tamps, and brews, often adding frothed milk.
The semi-automatics you fill the porta filter with coffee, usually tamp it, and brew it (more a traditional espresso machine) at the desired temperature and pressure.
You can get into the weeds with the heating element (or how many). This is usually a more expensive discussion.
If I was a resident, I’d probably go for one of the Breville Bambino or Gaggia classic machines. Add another couple hundred for an espresso grinder. Still probably going to be a bit over $500.
It needs to be sealed regularly. Like every 6 months to a year in high traffic areas.
Just so everyone knows, routers have limits on data rate. If you run a speed test and you get significantly less download/upload speed than what you are paying for, you need to check your router's specs to see if you have the right equipment. Repeaters will only extend the range of your wifi and even those have limits on data rate too so check the specs on those as well.
