A US federal judge has restored the 5% safe harbour pathway for solar and wind tax credits, reversing a restriction that had narrowed how projects could qualify. The decision matters because developers racing toward the 4 July policy deadline can again use early project spending as a compliance route, reducing uncertainty for near-term utility-scale solar financing.
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