Although the URS doesn't specifically address this, you can make a case for declaring the increased solar panels as a medical expense, as well as an energy credit. The fact you are disabled and if the backup generator isn't sufficient, then you can say that you installed the extrA solar panels to protect yourself in case if you should endure a catastrophic storm or other cataclysmic event.
This subject is a gray area within the tax law so you might request a statement from your medical provider stating the increased solar panels are necessary so you can sustain life or a quality of life that is necessary for survival.
Without this, the IRS may think you installed these to increase the value of your house and that you are trying to take advantage of an added deduction. Yes, you will need the information to put (Battery, Solar upgrades, Generator) in the letter and follow your responses given above by KrisD15 and PattiF.
You are correct in not using HSA to report this. You may need HSA for other medical expense.
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