Sol-Ark Highlights U.S. Manufacturing Benefits & Qualifications
Sol-Ark® energy storage products qualify for the Section 48E and the Section 45Y tax credits.
ALLEN, Texas, March 4, 2026 (Newswire.com) - Sol-Ark®, a leading U.S.-based provider of innovative hybrid inverters, solar storage, and energy storage solutions, today confirmed qualification of Sol-Ark® products for the Clean Electricity Investment Tax Credit (Section 48E) and the Clean Electricity Production Tax Credit (Section 45Y) under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.
Sol-Ark® expects to provide customers with supply chain certifications confirming Sol-Ark's status as a non-Prohibited Foreign Entity (PFE) and inverter supplier that will offer a highly favorable contribution to customers' material assistance cost ratios (MACR), based, in each case, on current U.S. Treasury and Internal Revenue Service publications and interpretations.
Sol-Ark® also noted that its firmware and software are developed and maintained by the company's engineering team in Allen, Texas. Customer data is stored on U.S.-based Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure managed by Sol-Ark, consistent with Sol-Ark's strong cybersecurity, data and privacy commitments. Customers may request supply chain certifications in connection with the purchase of Sol-Ark products.
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Anthony Verre - Corporate Marketing
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SOURCE: Sol-Ark
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