According to the Hartford Business Journal, Connecticut solar companies like Earthlight Technologies and Verogy are experiencing a surge in demand as the federal 30% residential solar tax credit is set to expire at the end of 2025 under the Big Beautiful Bill. Earthlight sold 137 rooftop systems in June alone, nearly doubling its monthly average, while Verogy is accelerating construction on projects like a 3-megawatt solar array in Glastonbury to meet looming deadlines. Commercial projects still qualify for credits through 2027 or if construction begins before July 4, 2026, with potential boosts up to 70% for using U.S.-made materials or building in low-income areas. Meanwhile, Connecticut’s Solar for All program lost $62.45 million in federal funding, prompting local industry leaders to push for state-level support to offset the rollback.

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