State of Alaska
myAlaska
Departments
State Employees
Statewide Links
Login
Home
Who We Are
Governance
Board Meeting Archives
Board Meeting Resolutions
Board Meeting Schedule
Board of Directors Bios
Executive Team Bios
Audrey Alstrom, PE
Mark Billingsley
Bryan Carey, PE
Brandy M. Dixon
Conner Erickson
Tim Sandstrom
Curtis W. Thayer
Karen Turner, SPHR
Governing Documents
Bylaws
Regulations
Statutes
Freedom of Information Act
Other Statutes and Regulations
Public Records Request
Newsroom
AEA in the News
Presentations
Press Releases
Publications and Resources
Procurement
AEA Procurement
Procurement Opportunities
Procurement Regulations
What We Do
Energy Planning & Project Development
Alaska Energy Security Task Force
Task Force Meeting Schedule
Task Force Subcommittees Meeting Schedule
Energy Symposium Series
Community Assistance
Energy Data Resources
Energy Planning Process
Assessing Data
Efficiency First
Picking the Best Project
Paying for Your Project
Making Your Project Last
Inflation Reduction Act
Buildings and Homes
Energy Producers
Fuels
Manufacturing
Vehicles
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
Grid Resilience Formula Grant Program
National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program
Regional Energy Plans
State Energy Security Profile
Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Programs
Biomass
Alaska Biomass Energy Working Group
Biomass Training
Municipal Waste
Pre-Feasibility Studies
Resources
Alaska-Canada Wood Energy Conference
Electric Vehicles
Alaska Electric Vehicle Working Group
Alaska Rural Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Deployment
EV Fast-Charging Network
National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program
NEVI Plan: Goals, Outlook, FAQs
Energy Efficiency & Conservation
Alaska Energy Efficiency Partnership
AKEnergyEfficiency.org Resources
Commercial Building Energy Audit Program
Renewable Energy-Village Energy Efficiency Program
Resources
Village Energy Efficiency Program
Geothermal
Heat Recovery
Partnership
Resources
Hydroelectric
Bradley Lake Hydroelectric Project
Hydro Projects
Hydro Process
Ocean & River Hydro
Resources
Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project
Solar
Alaska Solar Data
Alaska Solar Projects
EPA Solar for All
Partnership
Resources
Solar Energy Basics
Wind
Analysis Data
Resources
Wind Feasibility Program
Grants & Loans
Alaska C-PACE
Commercial Building Energy Audits
Electric Utility Relief Program
Emerging Energy Technology Fund Grants
Advisory Committee Governance
EETF Projects & Data Collection
Power Project Fund
Renewable Energy Fund
REF Advisory Committee
REF Reports to the Legislature
2023 REF Recommendations
2022 REF Recommendations
2021 REF Recommendations
2020 REF Recommendations
2017-2019 REF Recommendations
2016 REF Recommendations
2015 REF Recommendations
2014 REF Recommendations
2013 REF Recommendations
2012 REF Recommendations
2011 REF Recommendations
2010 REF Recommendations
2009 REF Recommendations
2008 REF Recommendations
Volkswagen Diesel Settlement Grants
Background
Beneficiary Mitigation Plan
Electric Vehicles (EV)
Emissions Calculators
Legal Documents
Projects
Reference Maps & GIS Data
References
Related Websites
Tribal VW Settlement
Power Cost Equalization
PCE Reporting Portal
PCE Reports & Publications
PCE Training & Video Tutorials
PCE Utilities Webmail
Railbelt Energy
Alaska Intertie
Intertie Management Committee
Intertie Management Committee Archives
Intertie Management Committee Governing Documents
Intertie Management Committee Resolutions
Intertie Management Committee Schedule
Bradley Lake Hydroelectric Project
Bradley Lake Financial Statements
Bradley Lake Governing Documents
Bradley Lake Project Management Committee
Bradley Lake Project Management Committee Archives
Bradley Lake Project Management Committee Resolutions
Bradley Lake Project Management Committee Schedule
West Fork Upper Battle Creek Diversion Project
Dixon Diversion Project
Railbelt Transmission Organization
RTO Governing Documents
RTO Schedule
Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project
Rural Energy
Bulk Fuel Upgrade Program
BFU O&M Video Tutorials
BFU Trainings
Bulk Fuel Operator Handbooks
MOA with Alaska Fire Marshal
Project Status & Priority Ranking
Bulk Fuel Walkthrough
Circuit Rider
BFU O&M Video Tutorials
Bulk Fuel Operator Handbooks
RPSU O&M Video Tutorials
Diesel Emission Reduction Act Program
2021-2022 DERA Projects
2021 DERA Projects
2019-2020 DERA Projects
2017-2018 DERA Projects
2016 DERA Projects
2015 DERA Projects
Electrical Emergency Assistance
Rural Power System Upgrade Program
Air Quality Compliance Study
Power Plant Operator Trainings
Project Status & Priority Ranking
RPSU O&M Video Tutorials
Training & Utility Assistance
Biomass Training
Bulk Fuel Operator Trainings
PCE Clerk Training
Power Plant Operator Trainings
On-Site Utility Training
Federal Funding Opportunities
National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program
Solar for All
Library
Careers
Contact
Facebook Icon
Linkedin Icon
Twitter Icon
Search Button
Button
What We Do
/
Energy Planning & Project Development
/
Inflation Reduction Act
/
Fuels
Inflation Reduction Act Provisions for Fuels
FUELS
TAX PROVISIONS
Extension of Incentives for Biodiesel, Renewable Diesel, and Alternative Fuels
DESCRIPTION
To provide tax credits for biodiesel and renewable diesel.
ELIGIBLE RECIPIENTS
Producers of biodiesel, biodiesel mixtures, and renewable diesel.
BASE CREDIT AMOUNT
$1.00 per gallon for biodiesel, biodiesel mixtures, and renewable diesel. Additional $0.10 credit for small agri-diesel producers. In addition, there is a $1.00-per-gallon excise tax credit for biodiesel and renewable diesel mixtures.
BONUS CREDIT AMOUNT
N/A
U.S. CODE
26 U.S. Code 40A, 26 U.S. Code 6426(c), 26 U.S. Code 6427(e)
IRA SECTION
13201
FUNDING MECHANISM
Income tax credit and excise tax credit
NEW OR MODIFIED?
Extended from 12/31/2022 through 12/31/2024.
PERIOD OF AVAILABILITY
Through 12/31/24
DIRECT PAY
No
TRANSFERABLE
No
STACKABLE
No rules
TRIBAL ELIGIBILITY
No
RELEVANT LINKS
Fuel Tax Credits | (irs.gov)
FUELS
TAX PROVISIONS
Extension of Tax Credit for Alternative Fuels
DESCRIPTION
To provide tax credits for alternative fuels
ELIGIBLE RECIPIENTS
Registered producers
BASE CREDIT AMOUNT
$0.50 per gallon for alternative fuels and alternative fuel mixtures.
BONUS CREDIT AMOUNT
N/A
U.S. CODE
26 U.S. Code 6426(d), 26 U.S. Code 6426(e), 26 U.S. Code 6427(e)
IRA SECTION
13201
FUNDING MECHANISM
Excise tax credit
NEW OR MODIFIED?
Extended from 12/31/2021 through 12/31/2024.
PERIOD OF AVAILABILITY
Through 12/31/24
DIRECT PAY
No
TRANSFERABLE
No
STACKABLE
Fuels eligible for the biodiesel mixture excise tax credit or the income tax credits under sections 40A or 40B (sustainable aviation fuels) are not eligible for the alternative fuels or alternative fuels mixture excise tax credits.
TRIBAL ELIGIBILITY
No
RELEVANT LINKS
Fuel Tax Credits | (irs.gov)
FUELS
TAX PROVISIONS
Extension of Second-Generation Biofuel Incentives
DESCRIPTION
To provide an income tax credit for second-generation biofuel production.
ELIGIBLE RECIPIENTS
Registered producers of second-generation biofuels.
BASE CREDIT AMOUNT
$1.01 per gallon
BONUS CREDIT AMOUNT
N/A
U.S. CODE
26 U.S. Code 40
IRA SECTION
13202
FUNDING MECHANISM
Income tax credit (general business credit, nonrefundable)
NEW OR MODIFIED?
Extended from 12/31/2021 through 12/31/2024.
PERIOD OF AVAILABILITY
Through 12/31/24
DIRECT PAY
No
TRANSFERABLE
No
STACKABLE
Fuel eligible for the section 40 credit is not eligible for the credits under section 40A/6426.
TRIBAL ELIGIBILITY
No
RELEVANT LINKS
Fuel Tax Credits | (irs.gov)
FUELS
TAX PROVISIONS
Sustainable Aviation Fuel Credit
DESCRIPTION
Provides a tax credit for the sale or use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) that achieves a lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions reduction of at least 50% as compared with petroleum-based jet fuel
ELIGIBLE RECIPIENTS
Producers and blenders of SAF-kerosene fuel mixtures for aviation. Qualified SAF mixture must be made in the United States, and fueling of the aircraft must occur in the United States.
BASE CREDIT AMOUNT
$1.25/gallon of SAF.
BONUS CREDIT AMOUNT
Up to $0.50/gallon depending on lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions of SAF relative to petroleum-based jet fuel.
U.S. CODE
26 U.S. Code 40B
IRA SECTION
13203
FUNDING MECHANISM
Tax credit
NEW OR MODIFIED?
New
PERIOD OF AVAILABILITY
January 1, 2023-December 31, 2024
DIRECT PAY
No
TRANSFERABLE
No
STACKABLE
Credit can be claimed against income tax or fuel excise tax. Credit included in gross income (similar to alcohol and biodiesel fuels credits).
TRIBAL ELIGIBILITY
No
RELEVANT LINKS
Sustainable Aviation Fuel Credit | (irs.gov)
FUELS
TAX PROVISIONS
Clean Fuel Production Credit
DESCRIPTION
Provides a tax credit for domestic production of clean transportation fuels, including sustainable aviation fuels.
ELIGIBLE RECIPIENTS
Registered producers in the United States. Fuels with less than 50 kilograms of carbon dioxide equivalent per million British thermal units (CO2e per mmBTU) qualify as clean fuels eligible for credits.
BASE CREDIT AMOUNT
The base amount is $0.20/gallon for non-aviation fuel and $0.35/gallon for aviation fuel, multiplied by the carbon dioxide "emissions factor" of the fuel. Inflation adjusted after 2024.
BONUS CREDIT AMOUNT
Credit is 5 times the base amount ($1/gallon for non-aviation fuel, $1.75 gallon for aviation fuel, multiplied by the emissions factor) for facilities meeting prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements. Inflation adjusted after 2024.
U.S. CODE
26 U.S. Code 45Z
IRA SECTION
13704
FUNDING MECHANISM
Production tax credit
NEW OR MODIFIED?
New
PERIOD OF AVAILABILITY
Fuel produced after 12/31/24 and used or sold before 12/31/27.
DIRECT PAY
Yes, for tax-exempt organizations; states; political subdivisions; the Tennessee Valley Authority; Indian Tribal governments; Alaska Native Corporations; and rural electricity co-ops.
TRANSFERABLE
Yes
STACKABLE
No rules
TRIBAL ELIGIBILITY
Yes
RELEVANT LINKS
Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 | (irs.gov)
Provision Categories
Button
Buildings and Homes
Energy Producers
Fuels
Manufacturing
Vehicles