Clean Energy Tax Credits

How Companies Turn Tax Liability into Renewable Energy Investment

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A New Way to Finance Clean Energy

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) introduced transferable tax credits that let corporations directly fund clean energy projects while reducing federal tax liability.

Unlike traditional equity or long-term offset mechanisms, transferable tax credits (TTCs) deliver immediate financial returns and verifiable sustainability impact, providing a transparent, low-risk path to support renewable energy growth while optimizing cash flow.

Partner with STRIVE to Unlock Tax Efficiency and Renewable Impact

STRIVE by STX enables corporates to participate in the U.S. clean energy market through structured transferable tax credit transactions.

We help companies identify, evaluate and acquire vetted credits from qualified renewable energy projects, ensuring full compliance with IRS, insurance and attestation standards.

Backed by STX Group’s trading infrastructure and due diligence framework, we provide end-to-end execution, from project sourcing to transaction closure and documentation for ESG reporting.

Our Offer: Simple, Transparent, Scalable

Identify Tax Appetite

Assess annual or multi-year tax liability and investment capacity to determine credit volume and type.

Select Credit Type

Choose among Investment Tax Credits (ITC), Production Tax Credits (PTC), or Advanced Manufacturing Credits (45X) based on financial and sustainability objectives.

Due Diligence and Risk Mitigation

Review insurance, appraisals and legal opinions to ensure compliance and minimize recapture risk.

Transaction Execution

Sign a Transfer Agreement with the project developer. Standard documentation mirrors commercial purchase contracts for fast, compliant closing.

Application and Reporting

Apply credits to quarterly or annual filings and integrate savings into ESG disclosure and impact metrics.

Benefits of this Service

Reduce Tax Liability:

Offset U.S. federal tax obligations through verified transferable tax credits.

Enhance Capital Efficiency:

Realize 5–12% savings on tax payments with a 4–8-week payback period.

Fund Renewable Growth:

Support new solar, wind and manufacturing capacity while meeting corporate sustainability targets.

Why STRIVE

We connect corporate buyers to verified renewable developers, leveraging 20+ years of trading experience in environmental commodities.

Our team manages due diligence, insurance and IRS compliance to ensure a seamless, audit-ready process

Integration We align your tax optimization with renewable energy impact, combining financial performance and climate benefit in a single instrument.

Benefit from the infrastructure, transparency and credibility of one of the world’s leading environmental markets participants.

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FAQS

What are transferable tax credits?

Transferable tax credits are U.S. federal incentives under the Inflation Reduction Act that allow corporations to purchase tax credits from renewable developers at a discount.

How do companies benefit financially?

Buyers apply the full face value of purchased credits to their tax liability, generating immediate savings between $0.04 and $0.12 per dollar invested.

How long does the process take?

Typical transactions close within 4–8 weeks from term sheet to completion, depending on credit size and documentation.

Can tax credits be combined with other instruments?

Yes. STRIVE structures integrated solutions combining tax credits with renewable electricity or RNG procurement for unified decarbonization and tax strategies.

How flexible are STRIVE’s sourcing options?

Clients can choose between spot transactions, multi-year offtakes, sourcing mandates or strategic partnerships, depending on consumption needs and long-term objectives.

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