The December 31, 2027 place-in-service deadline is closer than most teams realize — and identical projects can land on opposite sides of the 48E/45Y credit. The difference won’t be paperwork; it will be decisions made in the field months before deadline pressure hits.
In this Canary Forum, experts will break down what’s changed since IRS Notice 2026-15 and what developers, EPCs, and installers need to do now to protect project timelines and tax-credit eligibility. The discussion will explore what “placed in service” actually requires, where teams are getting caught off guard, how irreversible Approved Vendor List decisions can ripple into financing, where the battery supply gap could threaten timelines, and the key COD-protection moves teams need to make now.
Maria Virginia Olano is chief of staff at Canary Media. Before joining the Canary team, she worked on state-level climate policy advocacy, specifically focusing on communications strategies. She previously produced the podcast Political Climate...
Heather Cooper focuses her practice almost exclusively on federal income tax issues within the renewable and transitional energy industry. She has substantial experience advising clients on federal energy tax credits, including the investment tax...
Senior Director, CC&I Products and Applications | SolarEdge Technologies
Kleber Facchini is Director of Product Management and Applications Engineering for SolarEdge's Commercial & Industrial (C&I) business in North America. With more than 20 years of experience in renewable energy, power electronics, and electrical...
Senior Director of Strategic Sourcing | Anza Renewables
Ravi Manghani is the Senior Director of Strategic Sourcing at Anza Renewables, where he’s responsible for business and product strategy as well as supplier relations and contract management. He has 20 years of commercial and technical experience...