The sharp selloff in solar stocks this month—Sunrun down 43%, Enphase off 27%, and SolarEdge sliding nearly 39%—was triggered by the U.S. Senate’s draft tax bill that proposes a full phase-out of solar and wind tax credits by 2028. Residential solar incentives would vanish even sooner—within 180 days of the bill’s enactment. That’s a seismic shift from the Inflation Reduction Act’s original timeline, which extended support through 2032. The impact? Project financing just got a lot harder. Without the 30% Investment Tax Credit (ITC), solar developers face thinner margins and higher capital costs. Residential solar could be hit hardest, especially in states like California where net metering reforms have already dented demand. Analysts warn of delayed installations, canceled projects, and a

In recent months, solar stocks have seen a significant plunge. Investors, analysts, and industry players are closely watching the developments. One of the key reasons behind this decline is the planned phase-out of solar tax credits. These tax credits have long been a critical driver of growth for the solar energy industry. The Role of Solar Tax Credits Solar tax credits are incentives provided by the government to encourage the adoption of solar energy. In the United States, the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) has been one of the most important policies supporting the solar industry. The ITC allows homeowners and businesses to deduct a percentage of the cost of installing a solar energy system from their federal taxes. This has made solar installations more affordable and has driven demand ac

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