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US residential solar finance update: H1 2026
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The US residential solar market has experienced significant turbulence in recent years, which continued into 2026 with the bankruptcy of one of the largest national installers. Policy changes under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, particularly the early elimination of the Section 25D investment tax credit at the end of 2025, have further reshaped the residential solar financing landscape. The market is rapidly shifting toward third-party ownership (TPO) and prepaid TPO financing models. However, this transition will not come without challenges. This bi-annual report provides insight into the key drivers shaping Wood Mackenzie's latest financing segment outlooks, current market trends, and the evolving residential solar financier competitive landscape.
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