You can add the cost of the panels, less the energy credit associated with them, as an asset for depreciation purposes, prorated for the portion that belongs to the home office. You could deduct the portion of the interest that applies to the home office as a home office expense, but it wouldn't technically be mortgage interest unless the loan documents reflected that the obligation was secured by you home.
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