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Why does Analysis show tax liability on incentives?
Tax liability on incentives results from any one of the following: Rebates - When installer receives the rebate and uses it to lower the price, it is not taxable.…
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Why isn't the post-solar bill $0 if the system offsets 100% of usage?
For many net metering tariffs, even if you have a 100% offset system, you can still end up with utility bills for a variety of reasons: Monthly minimums:…
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Why is the Federal ITC amount less than the ITC's percentage of the gross price?
The reason that your Federal ITC amount could be less than ITC's percentage of the gross customer price is that the tax credit basis has been modified by other incentives.…
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How is LCOE Calculated?
LCOE, or levelized cost of energy is an economic assessment of the average total cost to build and operate a power-generating asset over its lifetime divided by the total power output of the asset…
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What is Discount Rate?
Discount rate is a fundamental assumption in investment analysis. SolarNexus uses the input discount rate in its calculations of investment metrics, such as IRR, NPV,…
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Why is there no value for Internal Rate of Return (IRR) in Analysis?
If SolarNexus displays no value for the internal rate of return (or IRR) of a solution's finance scenario in the Analysis, its because there is no upfront investment of capital being made,…
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How do I configure the default incentives for storage systems?
As of 2018, most PV-coupled residential storage systems installed in the US are eligible for the Federal ITC, so you will likely want to set up SolarNexus to apply the Federal ITC to residential…