The 500kW ATE qualifies for several clean-energy incentives at the local, state, and federal level. In many states, as well as several Canadian provinces, the ATE’s power qualifies for renewable energy credits (RECs) or similar carbon offsets. These jurisdictions also provide grants that incentivize the development of clean energy projects in the area. At the federal level, the ATE qualifies for the same 30% Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) as wind and solar. The ATE qualifies as a ‘waste-to-power’ system and is an important tool in achieving global climate targets.