The Dynamic Glass 2.0 Act would extend a federal tax credit for electrochromic glass, a smart glass technology that uses electricity to automatically adjust its light transmittance to help heat or cool buildings. Currently, this tax credit is set to expire, but the bill would allow the credit to apply to electrochromic glass installations in structures where construction begins before January 1, 2033. The legislation primarily benefits building owners, construction companies, and manufacturers investing in energy-efficient glass technology for new construction projects. The bill makes technical amendments to the Internal Revenue Code to reorganize and extend this existing tax incentive without specifying a dollar amount for the credit, as that amount is already established under current law. The changes would take effect for properties placed in service after the bill is enacted.
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