TAX CREDIT PURCHASE
SECTION 6418 TRANSFERS
Cenet Capital buys transferable 48E, 45Y, 45V, 48C and 30C credits directly as principal, not as a broker. One counterparty, no markup, and cash in about 10 business days once diligence is complete.
Buyout
Up to 95¢ per $1 of credit, paid in cash
Typical time to fund once diligence is complete
Credit sizes from $250K to $250M and up
Broker fees, because we buy as principal
2 factors cut your price. The dashed outline on net cash shows gross proceeds before costs.
Estimate only, based on 2026 market data (Crux) and Cenet Capital deal flow. Insurance assumes ~2.75% of the credit with a $150K minimum; legal assumes $40K + 0.2%. Real bids depend on diligence and buyer demand.
Sources: IRS, Elective pay and transferability · 26 U.S.C. § 6418. Pricing reflects 2026 market ranges and Cenet deal flow; your offer depends on diligence.
Credits we buy
Other Section 6418 credits, including 45X, 45Z and 45Q, are reviewed case by case.
Cenet Capital pays up to 95¢ on the dollar as a direct buyer, with no broker markup. Most purchases fund within 10 business days of completed diligence, and we handle Section 6418 transfer documentation through close.
Who Qualifies
Built for the people actually holding these credits.
Cenet buys from clean energy developers, equipment manufacturers, cooperatives and independent power producers holding 48/48E, 45Y, 45V, 48C or 30C credits worth $250K to $250M+. Operating, under construction or already registered with the IRS, it’s in scope.
Submit
Share the credit type, amount and project stage. No obligation.
Diligence
We review cost basis, prevailing wage, adders and FEOC records.
Firm Offer
You get a firm price and a tax credit transfer agreement.
Close & Fund
We wire cash, typically within 10 business days.
Why Cenet
DIRECT BUYER
One principal counterparty from term sheet to funding
No broker fee or buyer markup on your credit
Firm price after a short diligence review
Funding in about 10 business days once diligence is complete
Insurance and bridge capital available in-house
Section 6418 documentation handled through close
INTERMEDIARY
Several buyers, re-trades and shifting timelines
Intermediary fees, often 1% to 3% of the credit
Indicative bids that can move after diligence
Closings that often stretch over weeks or months
Insurance and financing sourced separately
You coordinate documents across every party
COMMON QUERIES
Straight answers on pricing, taxes, timing and Section 6418 compliance when you sell a clean energy tax credit.
Clean energy tax credit purchase FAQs.
How much will you pay for my clean energy tax credits?
Most transferable clean energy credits trade between roughly 88¢ and 95¢ per dollar in 2026. Your price depends on credit type, deal size, timing, sponsor strength, insurance and documentation. Cenet quotes a firm price after a short diligence review, with no broker markup.
Is the cash I receive for a tax credit taxable?
Which clean energy credits can I sell?
How long does a tax credit sale take?
What is the minimum credit size you buy?
Can I sell credits before my project is placed in service?
NO OBLIGATION · ABOUT A MINUTE
Not ready to sell? Insure the credit or get a bridge loan against it.
