Hi SolarGuy, Congrats on going solar! The new bill makes things even better for you! If you have the tax liability for a 30% credit, that’s what you’ll get once you file for this year. Basically, your solar installation just got 4% cheaper thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act! Though it’s not clear yet how loan providers will handle bridge loans, I suspect there’ll be an option to stick with your current prepayment plan (i.e. use what you’d have received as a 26% tax credit) or prepay a bit extra without penalty if you can take full advantage of the 30% tax credit. So, let’s say your solar installation cost $20k in March 2022 and your loan schedule has a payment due for 26% of that in April 2023. Your tax credit under the old rules would be $5,200, which you’re expected to pay after filing your taxes. With the new bill, depending on your filed income, you may get a tax credit up to $6,000 instead. You could then use that extra $800 to pay off your loan a little faster and save on interest over the full term of the loan. Note, though, that many folks don’t get a check back, they just owe less come tax time. For instance, if you owe $10,000 on filing, you’d just owe $4,000 under the new rules. You’ll only get a check if you’ve overpaid through instalments throughout the year, i.e., if you’d already paid $10k. Talk to your accountant (obviously!) and you may be able to pay lower instalments until the end of 2022 if you expect to owe less overall come tax time. Hope that helps clarify things. All in all, the new bill is great news for you and for anyone who already had solar installed in 2022! If you had a good experience with an installer, let us know who! Leigh