The material assistance cost ratio (MACR) decides whether a U.S. solar or storage project keeps its tax credit. Altakon provides the supply-chain evidence behind it, traced from the project to the factory and its suppliers.
For storage, the MACR threshold is 55% for projects starting construction in 2026 and rises to 75% by 2030. For solar, it rises from 40% to 60%. Every step raises the bar on the evidence behind the calculation.

Confidence that your project clears the MACR threshold before construction starts.
Procurement decisions and documentation your clients and their investors will accept.
An independent supply-chain check alongside legal diligence.
The MACR documentation U.S. buyers will ask for at the first meeting.
Each engagement has a fixed scope, fee, deliverables and timeline.
Your foreign-entity exposure, quantified, and the path to clear the threshold.
The supply-chain evidence behind a specific project's calculation, traced to the factory.
An independent assessment of a supplier's foreign-entity status for buyers and investors.
Led a $300M+ U.S. solar manufacturing build-out, from site selection to supply chain. Co-founded two publicly listed renewable IPPs. 25+ years in energy development and finance.
We agree on the scope, fee, deliverables and timeline, then execute against them. Legal opinions remain with your counsel; we provide the operational evidence they rely on.
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