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WRITE YOUR LEGISLATOR: SUPPORT HF 221

Solar installations are located in all 99 Iowa counties and help homeowners, businesses and farmers directly reduce their electricity bills with clean, renewable energy. Iowa's solar investment tax credit has enabled new installations and has grown solar jobs. House File 221 would extend and increase funding for this successful program. Your voice is needed now to grow Iowa solar. Contact your legislators today!

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Subject: Support Iowa Solar - HF 221

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I am writing to ask you to support HF 221 to strengthen Iowa’s solar credit. The bill passed unanimously out of a House Ways & Means Subcommittee on February 2nd. The solar investment credit has been a popular and successful program that needs to be updated to continue driving investments by businesses, farmers, and homeowners. This program has assisted Iowans in all 99 counties by encouraging customer-owned solar development. The credit has been responsible for leveraging about $7 for every $1 of state investment. Iowans invest in solar to reduce energy costs and these projects strengthen local economies when energy savings can be put back into an operation or be used to increase wages and hiring. As more Iowans have made the decision to go solar in recent years, applicants for the upfront credit face a mounting waitlist which has discouraged investment and slowed growth. To improve this program, HF 221 would pay down the current waitlist, raise the annual cap for the program, and de-couple the state credit from the ever-changing federal solar credit. The updates to this popular program will increase the numbers of Iowans able to save with solar and provide certainty for the solar industry. This increased certainty means solar companies can hire more people and expand their businesses. More than 85 Iowa businesses are part of the solar supply chain found across the state, supporting careers in installation, manufacturing and engineering. The state added nearly 550 solar jobs between 2015 and 2019 and there is potential for even more expansion in the years ahead. Please support HF 221 to encourage growth, support local jobs, and continue Iowa’s clean energy leadership this session. Thank you,

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