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.
A solar-carve out sets a specific goal for electricity generation from solar panels in a state’s energy mix. It often includes incentives for installing solar.
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.
Solar incentives, tax credits, and rebates are available in California to help make going solar more affordable. Find out which ones you might be eligible for.
Massachusetts’ SMART program is the state’s latest solar incentive program, designed to put money in your pocket and promote solar development.
The cost of solar panels in Texas can range from between $11,000 and $14,000 after incentives for a typical 6 kW system. Calculate the cost for your specific needs here.
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.
With all the incentives available, customers can typically recover their investment within 5-8 years, which means you get free electricity and extra credits for the remainder of the 25-year period.
10kW solar systems are becoming common because the cost per watt of solar is reducing. How many panels are in a 10kW system?
Most DIY projects have their pros and cons, but solar systems deliver electricity to your home and outbuildings. Very often such projects come down to cost vs. security and safety.
Step-by step instructions for using IRS Form 5695 to claim the federal solar tax credit. For installations completed until 2032, the tax credit is 30% of solar costs.
California's net metering policy has been one of the backbones that have made California the solar powerhouse of America. As of July 1st 2017, the big utilities have changed to Net Metering 2.0 (NEM 2.0) which includes some big changes.
Learn more about how solar power works and find out interesting solar power facts. how does solar panels work in the rain and snow.