ITC ENERGY | FUND

Capital for Essential Infrastructure Systems. Structured for long-term asset positioning, incentive alignment, and institutional holding periods.

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Capital for Essential Infrastructure

ITC ENERGY | FUND is structured to deploy capital into essential infrastructure systems across energy, water, and waste. The fund is designed for institutional holding periods, long-term asset performance, and alignment with available federal incentives.

Infrastructure assets in the ITC ENERGY™ platform are essential systems, not discretionary. They serve real operational needs across commercial, industrial, institutional, governmental, and remote environments.

Asset Classes

Energy · Water · Waste-to-Energy

Deployment Environments

Commercial · Industrial · Institutional · Governmental · Remote

Structure

Institutional holding periods. Long-term asset positioning.

Incentive Alignment

Section 48 ITC · Section 168(k) · MACRS

Allocation Logic

The fund is structured around four core principles. Each reflects the institutional logic of deploying capital into essential infrastructure systems.

Incentive-Optimized Structuring

Capital deployment is structured around available federal incentives, including the Section 48 Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and bonus depreciation provisions under Section 168(k). Structuring is designed to align capital deployment with incentive eligibility at the asset level. Educational only, consult qualified tax professionals for specific guidance.

Accelerated Depreciation Strategies

5-Year MACRS and 100% bonus depreciation are applied at the asset level where applicable and eligible. These strategies are designed to optimize after-tax positioning from the date of commercial operation. Eligibility is asset- and project-specific. Consult qualified tax professionals.

Diversified Infrastructure Exposure

Allocation spans energy, water, and waste-to-energy asset classes, essential systems with long operational lives, stable demand profiles, and institutional deployment environments. Diversification is structural, not speculative.

Long-Term Asset Positioning

Infrastructure assets are held for long-term value creation. The fund is designed for institutional holding periods, not short-cycle trading. Asset life, operational durability, and cash flow stability are the primary performance metrics.

Federal Incentive Alignment

The following is an educational overview of federal incentive programs relevant to infrastructure assets in the ITC ENERGY™ platform. This is not tax advice. Consult qualified professionals for project-specific guidance.

Section 48 ITC

Investment Tax Credit

The Section 48 Investment Tax Credit provides a federal tax credit for qualifying energy property placed in service. Credit rates and eligibility depend on project type, technology, and compliance with applicable requirements. IRS Notice 2026-15 provides current guidance.

Section 168(k)

Bonus Depreciation

Section 168(k) bonus depreciation allows qualifying assets to be depreciated in the year placed in service rather than over the standard MACRS recovery period. Applicable rates and eligibility are subject to legislative and regulatory change.

MACRS

5-Year Recovery

Qualifying energy property is generally eligible for 5-year MACRS recovery under the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System. This accelerated recovery schedule is a key component of after-tax return optimization for infrastructure assets.

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Detailed fund allocations, structures, and documentation are available through the secure fund portal at fund.itc.energy.

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