Tax credit incentives are making investments in renewable energy, such as solar water heating, more affordable and attractive to consumers.
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The payback on residential windpower is shorter than ever, but a variety of issues -- permitting, net-metering, awareness, basic land and wind needs -- limit the turbines' mainstream appeal.
The way that door and window products qualify for tax credits has changed. Here's what you need to know.
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Consult these sites to find more information on energy-related technology and tax credits.
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Geothermal heating and cooling is becoming a real option for many U.S. homeowners, and the 2009 tax credits are added incentive to pursue this renewable-energy option.
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Though, to date, demand for solar systems has been low, the hope is that tax incentives will help push consumers into investing in solar power.
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Though there aren’t many hydrogen fuel cell systems currently being used in U.S. homes, this technology holds great promise.