Save big with federal and state solar incentives
With solar incentives, homeowners across the Northeast can save by increasing their energy efficiency.
We make sure you’re taking advantage of every savings opportunity, from tax credits to rebates.
Local Solar Incentives
Find your state to see how much you’ll save
Solar incentives and rebates can significantly reduce your upfront costs and maximize your long-term savings.
Connecticut
Take advantage of Connecticut’s solar incentives and net metering programs to maximize your savings.
Rhode Island
Find out how much Rhode Islanders can save with solar and contribute to a cleaner energy future.
New Hampshire
Homeowners in New Hampshire are lowering their energy bills and reducing their environmental impact.
Maine
Maine homeowners are saving on electric bills with the state’s renewable energy incentives.
Delaware
Explore Delaware’s available incentives and discover the benefits of clean, affordable energy.
New York
It’s easier and more affordable than ever for New York homeowners to go solar with statewide incentives.
Massachusetts
Take advantage of Massachusetts’s robust solar programs and reduce your energy costs.
Maryland
Marylanders benefit from a variety of solar incentives and programs designed to make solar more affordable.
Pennsylvania
Discover the incentives Pennsylvania offers to help homeowners make the switch to solar.
New Jersey
New Jersey offers excellent incentives for homeowners who go solar, including the Successor Solar Incentive Program.
Federal Incentives
Cover up to 30% of the cost to install solar panels
Go green and save green! The federal Clean Electricity Investment Credit makes switching to clean, renewable solar energy more affordable, reducing both your carbon footprint and your energy bills.
- Significant cost reduction
- Faster return on investment
- No income limit to qualify
Local Incentives
Stack your rewards with federal and local incentives
Combine local solar incentives with federal tax credits to maximize your savings and make switching to home solar even more rewarding.
- Rebate programs lower upfront costs
- Net metering pays you credits for excess solar
- Tax credits can reduce your annual property tax burden
- Some states offer sales tax exemptions on solar
- Utility and state home battery rebates and ongoing performance incentives
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– Barbara S.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a solar tax incentive, exactly?
A solar tax incentive is a government-sponsored program designed to encourage the adoption of solar energy by reducing the overall cost for individuals or businesses. These incentives come in various forms, but they all share the goal of making solar more affordable and accessible.
Does everyone qualify for the federal tax incentive?
The traditional tax credit that homeowners claimed for systems purchased expired on December 31, 2025. That credit covered up to 30% of the cost of qualified expenditures. Under the OBBB, the section 48e credit called the Clean Electricity Investment Credit was established to allow businesses to claim 30% of qualified expenditures on solar PV and storage systems. PPAs, leases, preapaid leases, and Energy Service Agreements are eligible for the Clean Electricity Investment Credit.
How do I know whether my state or local government offers incentives?
To find state and local solar incentives, use resources like our website, the DSIRE database, your state energy office’s website, local government websites, and your utility company. Our team will also guide you through all incentives and ensure you’re taking advantage of the best offerings.
Does the federal incentive apply every year, or just the first year I install my system?
The federal solar tax credit (ITC) is a one-time credit claimed for the tax year in which your system is placed in service (the year it becomes operational). It doesn’t apply every year.
Do I have to pay for my system in cash to get the incentives?
You can still take advantage of incentives like the federal tax credit even if you lease or use other payment options. There are also state, utility, and other local incentives for solar, EV charging, and batteries.
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