What does your address qualify for?

Why it's different for every property

Solar programs are set by states, cities and individual utilities, and they change. Your roof, your usage and how you choose to go solar all affect what you can use.

The kinds of programs that may apply

• Utility bill credits. Many utilities credit you for the extra power your system sends to the grid. The rules and the value differ from one utility to the next.
• State and local incentives. Some states and cities offer rebates, performance payments or tax benefits. Many have limited budgets or deadlines.
• Battery programs. Some utilities pay you for letting your battery support the grid during peak demand.
• Tax incentives. These depend on how you go solar and who owns the system. Your advisor will explain what's built into each option, and a tax professional can confirm what applies to you.

How to find out

Request your complimentary Solar Analysis and Savings Report. We check what's available at your address and show you the numbers with and without each program.

Program availability and amounts vary, can change, and aren't guaranteed.