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Safe Harbor + Agrivoltaics Panel Webinar

Updated: 6 days ago

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The 5% test is gone. Supply chains are broken.

But even when you can't put steel in the ground or meet off-site requirements there’s still one creative path to safe harbor your projects: Agrivoltaics.


Join our free webinar to learn: how agrivoltaic infrastructure may save your project, potential qualifying examples you can defend, and steps needed to ensure you can act before July 2026.


Reserve your spot today! REGISTER HERE


On August 15, 2025, the U.S. Treasury issued new guidance that fundamentally shifts how large solar projects qualify for Investment Tax Credits (ITC). Projects over 1.5 MW can no longer rely on the familiar 5% spending test to safe harbor. Instead, they must demonstrate 'physical work of a significant nature' on their sites before July 4, 2026. Delays in panels, racking, and transformers mean thousands of projects are at risk of losing ITC eligibility.


Who Is This For?

- Developers concerned about projects at supply chain risk

- Must pass Treasury’s 'physical work test' to prove beginning of construction

- Deadline: July 4, 2026


The Problem

- 5% spending test eliminated for projects above 1.5 MW

- Must pass Treasury’s 'physical work test' to prove beginning of construction

- Deadline: July 4, 2026

- Over 60 GW of projects and $100B in investment at risk

- Thousands of jobs and community tax revenues threatened


The Opportunity: Agrivoltaics as the Solution

Regulation on what counts has long been subject to interpretation. For those who wish to meet the physical work test, extensive documentation is required to substantiate claims that a component is integral. Extensive additional guidance to the tax code comes from notices such as 2013-29, 2018-59 and 2022-61. We have identified examples of dual-use infrastructure that meet the criteria laid out, with suggested defensible documentation pathways and scientific evidence demonstrating their key role in these complete solar energy systems.


We can help you bring these components forward in your overall construction process, and support you in fully integrating an agrivoltaic plan on your at-risk solar projects.


Act Now: Protect Your Projects

The cost of delay is enormous. The cost of protecting your project is minimal in comparison. Register Here for our Safe Harbor Webinar (choose from September 3 or 16 at 2pm Eastern) to hear from a panel of experts hosted by our farm partner and national agrivoltaics advocates from Solar Saves Farms.


Can't wait?

United Agrivoltaics specializes in both active vegetation management and helping developers with agrivoltaic integration plans. Mobilized to support your current priorities, we will help you find a creative path to safeguard your projects under the new rules. We provide:


- Emergency Safe Harbor Assessment

- Formal vegetation and agricultural integration plans

- Facility blueprints & CAPEX estimates for financiers

- National farm partner network and local farmer recruitment strategies


Book a Discovery Call or reserve your Emergency Safe Harbor Assessment today with United Agrivoltaics to begin the journey!



 
 
 
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