@AmeliesUncle wrote:
Personally, I would claim the credit even if the inspections are not done.
In my opinion, your "installation" is completed. Your system is generating energy that can be used in your home, regardless if inspectors have approved for you to turn it on. And connecting to the grid has no bearing on whether it is completed or not (it just needs to generate electricity for your home).
As a point of clarification, I doubt very much that the system is generating power for the homeowner at this time. If it can't be connected to the grid until the utility approves, the only way it could be generating power for the homeowner is if the homeowner is disconnected from the grid, and that can't really work except in a very few climates and requiring a ton (literally) of storage batteries.
