Clean Electricity Investment Credit (Internal Revenue Code §48E)
Generally
Potentially relevant when a forest-products facility owns qualifying zero-emission generation or energy-storage property.
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Generally
Potentially relevant when a forest-products facility owns qualifying zero-emission generation or energy-storage property.
Production-based
Alternative to the investment credit for owners/operators of qualifying clean-electricity facilities; potentially relevant to qualifying on-site generation.
Per-gallon or gallon-equivalent credit based on the
Potentially relevant only if a forest-products business actually produces qualifying transportation fuel.
Regular research-credit method
A sawmill, secondary manufacturer or biomass business can qualify when it performs genuine technological experimentation to improve a product or process.
20% of qualifying wood-energy equipment costs for tax years
Rare forest-specific credit for very large projects producing qualifying wood-energy products from forest residues.
2026 percentage/caps depend on technology
Businesses installing qualifying solar or wind systems may claim the state energy credit; woody biomass is not included merely because it is renewable.
$0.08 per pound of qualifying renewable chemical meeting
Potentially relevant when wood residuals are converted into qualifying renewable chemicals rather than fuels.
$5 per ton of processed material for up to five years
Rare forest-specific production credit for processed wood products made from Missouri forest-product residue.
25% of the first $250
Potentially relevant to qualifying recycling equipment/property used by a wood-products business.
Production credit based on pounds of qualifying renewable
Potentially relevant when wood residuals are converted to qualifying renewable chemicals.
25% of qualifying system cost
Potentially relevant to qualifying non-biomass energy systems installed at a mill.