Iowa: Energy Replacement Generation Tax Exemption
Property tax replacement with a generation tax of 0.06cents/kWh on wind, biomass, hydroelectric, anaerobic digestion, and landfill gas.
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Iowa imposes a replacement generation tax of 0.06 cents ($0.0006) per kilowatt-hour (kWh) on various forms of electricity generated within the state. This tax is imposed in lieu of a property tax on generation facilities.
Under the Energy Replacement Generation Tax Exemption, the following facilities are exempt from the replacement tax:
- All energy generated by methane gas conversion property, to the extent the property is used in connection or conjunction with a publicly owned sanitary landfill or used to collect waste that would otherwise be collected by or deposited with a publicly owned sanitary landfill.
- Wind energy conversion property that is eligible for a tax credit or that is subject to the special valuation of wind energy conversion property.
- Self-generators with on-site facilities. In order to qualify for the exemption, self -generators must wholly own or lease the facility in question and produce electricity solely for their own consumption, except for inadvertent unscheduled deliveries to their electric utility. However, facilities that do not consume all energy on-site are not required to pay the replacement tax on energy that is used to operate the facility.
In addition, large hydroelectric generators (100 megawatt or more) pay a reduced generation tax equivalent to $0.000001847 per kWh.
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