Solar incentives and rebates can save you thousands of dollars on installing solar panels. This is our one-stop-shop for all things incentives, including how they work, where they're available, and how much you can save.
Several states have programs that provide low-income solar programs. Here's a list of what's available and who qualifies.
Written by Jamie Smith
After 5 years, New Mexico’s solar tax credit has been signed back into law. We go over just how much you can save with the new tax credit.
Written by Catherine Lane
Oregon’s new solar incentive gives homeowners a rebate when they install solar panels and a bonus incentive when they install battery storage.
Written by Catherine Lane
Energize Connecticut offers several programs to help you improve energy efficiency and save money on your energy bills. Solar in CT is another great option.
Written by Zeeshan Hyder
SRECs are excellent incentives for homeowners. Find out how much you can earn just by generating power with your solar panels.
Written by Catherine Lane
For a basic 6 kilowatt (kW) residential solar installation, this means your solar system will cost $14,820 before the 26 percent federal ITC tax credit, and $10,966 after the credit is applied.
Written by Ben Zientara
Massachusetts' SMART program is a solar incentive program, designed to put money in your pocket and promote solar development.
Written by Catherine Lane
An accurate breakdown of solar panel savings in Phoenix, Tucson and Flagstaff based on APS electric rates and the cost of solar panels being charged by the best local solar companies in Arizona.
Written by Zeeshan Hyder