Palmyra Survival: Post-ITC Risks 2026 Tips
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Essential Survival Strategies—Beat Market Chaos and Secure Power Without Getting Stranded
Introduction
Utah's solar future looks tough. US solar installs dropped 7% in Q1 2025. Homes face higher bills. Rocky Mountain Power's 4.7% rate hike started April 2025, adding $14.28 monthly to average homes. Palmyra families see more blackouts. Over 100 solar firms failed in 2024-2025. How can you survive post-ITC?
Pain Points Analysis
Utah's solar market faces big drops. Fresh data from SEIA shows US solar installs fell 7% year-over-year to 10.8 GWdc in Q1 2025. Q2 2025 was down 24% from Q2 2024. Utah sees a 30% market contraction from high interest rates. Homeowner interest spiked 205% in July 2025 due to ITC fears, per EnergySage. The ITC expires December 31, 2025, with no extensions—this sparked a last-minute rush but could lead to 50-70% sales drop in 2026, amid talks of repeal under new policies. Utah's RESTC ends for new systems too. Rocky Mountain Power approved a 4.7% residential rate hike in April 2025, down from an 18.1% ask (initially 30.6%), adding $14.28 monthly for average single-family homes. Rates rose from about 11 cents to over 13 cents per kWh. Over 100 solar bankruptcies in 2024-2025, like Sunnova's Chapter 11 in June 2025 with $8.9 billion debt, Solar Mosaic halting loans in 2025, and SunPower in 2024. Tesla Powerwall waits hit 1-3 months in some areas, with broader availability in 2025 but ongoing shortages. Competitor solar pricing spikes in Utah, averaging $2.62/W or $17k for Powerwall installs—slower market leads to competitive deals but risks higher costs post-ITC. Here are seven pains, simple for Palmyra families.
ITC Expiration Rush: The 30% federal credit ends December 31, 2025. No more help. Palmyra families worry about missing it and losing thousands. A 205% interest spike causes install delays up to six months.
Rate Hikes Hurt Bills: Rocky Mountain Power's 4.7% increase adds $14.28 monthly for average homes starting April 2025. Rates jumped from about 11 cents to over 13 cents per kWh. Utah's demand grows, making costs worse.
Solar Firm Bankruptcies: Over 100 failures, like Sunnova in June 2025 with $8.9 billion debt. High debt and rates cause this. Many depend on incentives. Post-2025, more could close, leaving projects unfinished.
Price Spikes After ITC: No credit means costs rise 50-100%. Competitors charge $2.62/W average in Utah, or $17k for Powerwall. Palmyra homes could see higher prices amid 30% market drop.
Battery Wait Times: Waits stretch 1-3 months for Powerwall due to demand. Prices average $17k installed. Without ITC, spikes leave families open to blackouts.
Warranty Losses: Bankrupt installers like Solar Mosaic mean worthless warranties. Real 2025 cases show customers stuck with broken systems and no support.
Unfinished Installs: Deadline rush leads to errors. Miss 2025? No credit, higher bills. Palmyra risks half-done jobs if firms fail.
Most Utah solar companies depend on ITC margins. They will hike prices 50-100% or shut down post-2025, stranding customers.
Solution Section
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Conclusion
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