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Alabama

Homeowners in Alabama can take advantage of a variety of incentives and tax credits to make solar power more affordable. The federal government offers a tax credit of up to 30% of system costs, while many states also provide unique solar incentives. Net metering programs allow homeowners to sell excess electricity generated from their solar installations back to the grid, earning them credits on their electric bills.

Alabama Net Metering Programs

Net metering is not mandated by law in Alabama, meaning homeowners must negotiate any agreements with their utility.

Alabama Solar Tax Credit

Alabama is committed to clean energy, offering an amazing 100% Sales Tax Abatement for Renewable Energy Facilities on the non-educational portion of construction related to solar water heat, solar photovoltaics, wind, biomass and other renewable sources. Through this incentive available on the Alabama Department of Revenues’ website, commercial, industrial, local government and agricultural businesses can reap the rewards of substantial savings when installing renewable energy systems. Added bonus – appliance manufacturers now have access to this amazing opportunity! 

For both business owners and homeowners, there is a Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Facilities. 

Alabama Energy Rebate Programs

Alabama homeowners can get a $650 rebate when they purchase and install an eligible water heater from Alabama Power Co — the state’s official utility. The program is part of larger initiatives sponsored by the company to help reduce energy costs and environmental impact, so Alabamans should take full advantage! Installation must be completed after January 1, 2022 with notification sent directly to the power provider in order for it to qualify — visit alabamapower.com – Apply for a Water Heater Rebate for more details on how you could save today!

Click on the links below to find out more info about rebate programs in Alabama.

• Alabama Power – Hybrid Water Heater RebateDixie Electric Cooperative – Residential Energy
• Efficiency Rebate ProgramCentral Alabama Electric Cooperative – Residential Energy Efficiency
• Rebate Program Wiregrass Electric Cooperative – H2O Plus Program

Alabama Solar Loan Incentive Programs

• Local Government Energy Loan Program
• AlabamaSAVES Revolving Loan Program

Alaska

Alaska is no stranger to renewable energy, with some of the best solar, wind and geothermal resources in the United States. The state has been investing in clean energy for years, encouraging residents and businesses to switch over to more sustainable solutions. With generous incentives from both the federal government and the state of Alaska, making the switch is easy and a great investment. Keep reading to find out more.

Alaska Performance-Based Incentives & Net Metering Program

Alaska is making substantial efforts to make sustainability possible, by implementing its Net Metering Regulatory Policy. It means that alaskan utility customers of the Golden Valley Electric Association, for example, can take advantage of a unique financial incentive with the organization’s Sustainable Natural Alternative Power (SNAP) & Net Metering Program. Different sectors such as commercial, industrial, residential, non-profit organizations and even schools are eligible to benefit from this performance-based incentive. Participants who generate energy from qualifying renewable resources such as solar photovoltaics, biogas, geothermal electric or small wind turbines may be incentivized by receiving varying contributions based on kilowatt hours produced up to a maximum of $1.50 per kWh. These rewards are available for systems up to 25 kW in size. Further details can be found at the GVEA website, with questions about eligibility answered by their helpful customer service team!

Alaska Solar Tax Credit

Alaska is embracing a green future! Legislation from June 2010 authorized Alaskan municipalities to pass ordinances exempting residential renewable energy systems from taxation. Harness the power of wind, hydro and solar – an environmentally-friendly alternative to fossil or nuclear fuel – and help shape Alaska’s bright tomorrow! Read Alaska Poperty Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Systems to learn more.

Alaska Solar Rebate Programs

There are currently no rebate programs in Alaska.

Alaska Solar Loan and Grant Programs

There are currently no loan or grant programs for the residential sector in Alaska. However, if you are an investor, you work at the municipal utilities, cooperative utilities, schools or for the local government, this links may be of your interest:

• Renewable Energy Grant Program
• Power Project Loan Fund

Arizona

Arizona Net Metering Programs

Arizona’s State Net Billing Program is an exciting initiative across sectors looking to implement renewable energy, especially solar photovoltaics. It works by crediting those who generate excess energy, depending on what sector they are in. Those in residential sectors (APS, TEP, UNS) and small commercial (TEP, UNS) have their excess generation credited at an ACC-approved rate that is phasing down to an avoided cost rate — current rates being 10.45 cents/kWh for APS customers, 8.68 cents/kWh for TEP customers, and 10.35 cents/kWh for UNS customers. Non-residential customers get retail rate export compensation and credits paid out at the end of the year at an avoided cost rate. Any NEG balance is carried forward so there should be plenty of incentive to get involved in Arizona’s State Net Billing Program!

Besides that, utilities like the Salt River Project are offering net metering programs to promote the use of renewable energy. This incentive provides financial credits to customers who install photovoltaics and other Distributed Generation (DG). Any excess energy produced by the system is credited against their next electricity bill at the retail rate. Existing DG customers have their excess energy reconciled annually in April for the average annual market price minus a price adjustment of 0.00017/kWh. This regulatory policy is incentivizing renewable energy adoption in Arizona, allowing residential and commercial customers alike to join in their commitment to sustainability. If you’re interested, be sure to check out http://www.srpnet.com/environment/earthwise/solar/solarelectric.aspx and SRP Utility Net Metering Program for more information on how to get involved with net metering!

Arizona Solar Tax Credit

If you’re a resident of Arizona, you’ll definitely want to take advantage of the state’s solar tax credit. This incentive effectively knocks 25% off the costs associated with various tech installations – from passive and water heat all the way up to small wind and daylighting. Plus, it can save you up to $1,000. Investing in renewables has never been easier (or more affordable), so now is a great time to look into going green in the Grand Canyon state. Visit Residential Solar and Wind Energy Systems Tax Credit and Renewable Energy Tax Credit for International Operations Centers (Personal) for more info!

Arizona Solar Rebate Programs

Did you know that Arizona has a renewable energy rebate program? The program, called Sunwatts, is run through Mohave Electric Cooperative with funds originally sourced from the RES surcharge. Homeowners and businesses can apply for rebates if they are installing any of GP, Wind (All) or Wind (Small), and Solar Water Heat technologies. For example, Solar Photovoltaics and Wind systems offer up to $0.05/W while Solar Water Heating gets an incentive of $0.75/kWh of estimated first year energy savings. If your installed system is up to 50 kW or 125% onsite load, whichever is less, you should definitely take advantage of this great deal! Keep in mind though that for systems sized less than 20 kW then Solar Water Heating must be OG-300 certified for the rebate to apply. Check out the program to learn more!

For more concise info on rebate programs, visit:

• Mohave Electric Cooperative – Renewable Energy Incentive Program
• Southwest Gas Corporation – Commercial High-Efficiency Equipment Rebate Program
• Trico Electric Cooperative – SunWatts Incentive Program
• Sulphur Springs Valley EC – SunWatts Rebate Program
• SRP – Solar Water Heating Program

Arkansas

The Arkansas Advanced Energy Association provides a comprehensive consumer solar guide for those looking to make the switch to renewable energy. This guide is designed to provide you with all the necessary information needed to choose the best type of solar installation for your property, from technology options and system sizing to pricing and financing options.

Arkansas Net Metering Program

One of the higlights of Arkansas solar incentives is the state’s Net Metering Program managed by electric cooperatives and utility companies, which allows homeowners to be credited for any excess solar power that is sent back to the grid after their energy needs are met. By taking advantage of this program, you can reduce your monthly electric bills significantly, making solar power even more cost-effective.

Arkansas Solar Tax Credit

To make things even better, homeowners and business owners in Arkansas can benefit from the Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC). This program offers a 30% tax credit on solar installations. Be sure to take advantage of this great opportunity! Check out the Arkansas Consumer Solar Guide for more information on how to get started with solar!

Arkansas Solar Financing and Leasing Programs

Last but not least, financing and leasing programs are available to make solar even more affordable in Arkansas. These programs provide individuals with the ability to pay for solar installations over time through various payment plans or lease agreements. Solar providers often partner with banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions to offer these financing options. Visit Arkansas Advance Energy Association for more information.

California

Colorado

Colorado is one of the most attractive places in the United States for solar power. The state offers some of the best incentives and programs to help homeowners, businesses, and other organizations switch to renewable energy sources such as solar photovoltaics (PV). With a variety of financial assistance options available, Colorado makes it easy to take advantage of these benefits while reducing your electricity bill and protecting the environment. 

Colorado Net Metering Program

The Colorado State Net Metering Program is a program designed to support the generation of renewable energy sources for eligible customers and allow them to export excess electricity back to the grid in exchange for credits on their electric bills. The program applies to all electricity customers, except municipal utilities with less than 5,000 customers, and is eligible for all commonly used renewable energy technologies, including solar photovoltaics and solar thermal electric. The program has a system capacity limit of 120% of the customer’s average annual consumption for Investor Owned Utilities (IOUs) and 25 kW for non-residential; 10 kW for residential customers served by Municipalities or Cooperatives.

Colorado Solar Rebate Programs

There is a great variety of solar rebate programs in Colorado. For example, the Colorado Springs Utilities in Colorado is offering a rebate program to encourage use of energy-efficient solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. Applicable sectors include commercial, residential, and federal government so anyone can take advantage of the incentive. The PV system and inverter must carry a minimum 5-year warranty and the modules must carry a 20 year warranty against performance degradation below 80 percent of original output. System sizes eligible for the rebate are 0.5kW – 15kW for residential customers and 0.5kW – 100kW for commercial customers, with the incentive set at $0.10 per watt. Furthermore, Colorado Springs Utilities will retain ownership of any renewable energy credits generated by this program, ensuring that eligible customers can receive their rebate while still doing their part for sustainability! Anyone interested in receiving more information about this financial incentive should visit Colorado Springs Utilities – Renewable Energy Rebate Program today to start taking advantage of this offer!

To get more info on some of the individual rebate programs in Colorado, click the links below:

• Boulder County – Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) rebates
• San Miguel Power Association – Renewable Energy Rebate Program
• Holy Cross Energy – Renewable Energy Rebate Program
• Roaring Fork Valley – Energy Smart Colorado Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• Boulder County – EnergySmart Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• Roaring Fork Valley – Energy Smart Colorado Renewable Energy Rebate Program
• La Plata Electric Association – Renewable Generation Rebate Program
• City of Aspen – Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• Colorado Springs Utilities – Commercial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• Colorado Springs Utilities – Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• City of Aspen – Commercial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Connecticut

Connecticut offers a range of solar incentive programs designed to help homeowners, businesses, and other organizations transition from traditional energy sources to renewable energy sources such as solar photovoltaics (PV). With various financial assistance options available, Connecticut makes it easy for residents and businesses alike to take advantage of the benefits that come with investing in clean energy while reducing their electricity bills and protecting the environment. 

Connecticut Net Metering Programs

Connecticut has committed to renewable energy initiatives, and implementing a net metering sector is a key aspect of that. This system enables electricity customers with solar photovoltaics, biomass, hydroelectric, or other eligible renewable or efficiency technologies to receive credits for any excess energy supplied to the electric grid. Beyond solar and wind power, Connecticut also encompasses various areas such as municipal solid waste, combined heat & power, fuel cells using non-renewable fuels and more in the picture. These incentives span across many different applicable sectors ranging from residential to federal government and beyond – making it easier than ever for everyone to take part in responsible energy management.

For more information on net metering initiatives in Connecticut, click on the links below.

Connecticut’s Official State Website – Department of Energy  

Connecticut State Net Metering Program

Connecticut State Non-Residential Renewable Energy Solutions

Connecticut Rebate Programs

Connecticut has you covered if you’re looking for a rebate when investing in solar energy. As of 2012, the Connecticut Green Bank has worked to help incentivize the switch to solar by launching a rebate program that applies to both residential and low income residential sectors. Depending on the size of your system, eligible customers could be looking at up to $0.358/W (for those with up to 10 kW) and up to $0.207/W (for those with between 10-20kW). Systems must be at least 60% of designed capacity and an efficiency audit must be completed beforehand, but these conditions pale in comparison to the potential savings. Additionally, third-party owned systems can also benefit from rate reductions of up to $0.03/kWh for 6 years and systems as large as 20 kW are potentially eligible for this wonderful incentive program. Head over to Go Solar Connecticut Website or visit Connecticut State Residential Solar Investment Program for more information!

Delaware

Delaware Net Metering Program

If you’re in the market for investing in renewable energy, Delaware is an ideal spot to start. With its net metering policy, solar photovoltaics are eligible for residential, non-residential Cooperatives and Municipal customers as well as farmers. The capacity of systems that can be installed is up to 110% of your 12 months’ energy consumption, with a maximum limit of 25kW for residential customers, 500kW for non-residential Cooperatives/Municipal customers and a 100 kW (or higher with appeal) cap on farms. Aggregately, the capacity limit is set to 5% of the supplier’s monthly peak demand although individual utilities may increase this limit further depending on case-by-case situations. Visit Delaware Renewable Energy Assistance or Delaware State Net Metering Program to learn more details about net metering in Delaware!

Delaware Solar Tax Credit

Going solar in Delaware just got a whole lot more affordable! Thanks to the federal investment tax credit, you qualify for up to 30% off your entire system cost – including equipment and labor. That means if it costs $20,000 for you to install photovoltaic panels on your home or business before 2032 ends, that’s an incredible savings of up to 6 grand. 

Delaware Solar Rebate Program

Delaware Electric Member Corp (DEMEC) members have a great opportunity to save money and help the environment with their solar incentive program. With this incentive, qualifying individuals can receive rebates of up to $3,500 when they install solar photovoltaics at their commercial, industrial, nonprofit, or residential sites. To participate in this program, all you have to do is visit the DEMEC website and learn more about what’s required. Plus, you’ll be happy to know that installing solar energy can significantly reduce your electricity bills as well as your carbon footprint. So if you’re already a DEMEC member and looking for ways to go green, it’s time to take advantage of this incredible incentive!

For more info on other utility solar rebate programs visit:

DEMEC Member Utilities – Green Energy Program Incentives

Delmarva Power – Green Energy Program Incentives

Delaware Electric Cooperative – Green Energy Program Incentives

Green Grant- Solar Hot Water and Geothermal program

Florida

Florida Net Metering Program

In Florida, all utilities provide an incentive for customers to use renewable energy technologies. Through the Florida State Net Metering Program, customers can choose from a variety of eligible technologies such as geothermal electric, solar thermal electric, solar photovoltaics, wind (all types), biomass, hydroelectric, hydrogen and more. This incentive is available for residents, commercial or industrial customers, schools, non-profit organizations and state or federal government bodies within the state. The system capacity limit is 2 MW with no aggregate capacity limit specified. With net metering implemented in the state of Florida any excess generation will be credited to the customer’s next bill at retail rate with extra credits being reconciled annually at the avoided cost rate. On top of that, customers own the renewable energy credits associated with their production.

More information on net metering in Florida:

• Duke Energy – Net Metering Program

Florida Solar Tax Credit

Florida implemented Tax Abatement for Renewable Energy Property Incentive on July 1, 2013 for eligible renewable and storage technologies that shall remain in effect till December 31, 2037. They are offering this incentive to promote the growth of commercial, industrial, residential, agricultural, and multifamily residential sectors. Residential systems can expect to recoup 100% of the added value while non-residential setups have been given 80%. This incentive applies to Solar Water Heat, Solar Photovoltaics, All Wind systems, Geothermal Heat Pumps and Small Wind Systems as well as Lithium-ion batteries.

Also, starting on July 1st 1997, The Florida Department of Revenue implemented a Sales Tax Exemption Incentive specifically for solar water heating, solar space heating, solar photovoltaics, combined heat & power, and solar pool heating. The incentive applies to all equipment with no limit on incentives. However the only catch is that before equipment can be purchased it must first be certified by the Florida Solar Energy Center guaranteeing you quality equipment that meets all performance standards.

Florida Solar Rebate Program

Floridians looking to save money and utilize renewable energy sources now have access to the Beaches Energy Services Rebate Program. This program offers financial incentives on efficiency technologies and solar water heat for residential customers of Beaches Energy Services. Incentive amounts vary from $100-$350 for items such as heat pumps and air conditioners, $0.125 per square foot for insulation upgrades up to $300, cost of project up to $100 for window film and solar screen, and $500 for a heat pump water heater or solar water heater. All these incentives are available at Beaches Energy. 

For more info on other rebate programs, click on the links below:

• Lakeland Electric – Residential Conservation Rebate Program
• Orlando Utilities Commission – Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• JEA – Solar Incentive Program
• Fort Pierce Utilities Authority – Solar Water Heating Rebate
• City of Tallahassee Utilities – Solar Water Heating Rebate
• Fort Pierce Utilities Authority – Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc – Energy Smart Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc – Energy Smart Solar Water Heater Rebate Program
• Ocala Utility Services – Solar Hot Water Heating Rebate Program
• Ocala Utility Services – Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• Beaches Energy Services – Solar Water Heating Rebate Program
• Florida Keys Electric Cooperative – Residential Rebate Program
• City of Tallahassee Utilities – Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Georgia

Georgia Net Metering Program

Georgia State has implemented a comprehensive Net Metering Program to encourage the adoption of renewable energy technologies. Eligible renewable technology sources include solar photovoltaics, wind (all types), fuel cells (both with non-renewable and renewable fuels) that can be installed in residential, commercial, industrial and other sectors. All utility providers in Georgia are required to adhere to the guidelines set forth by this policy. Residential customers of up to 10 kW capacity are able to benefit from net metering while for commercial customers, their maximum capacity is up to 125% of demand. The aggregate capacity limit for all eligible facilities is capped at 0.2% of a utility’s peak demand during the previous year.

Georgia Solar Rebate Program

Georgia residents who are members of Jackson Electric Membership Corporation (JEMC) now have access to an effortless way to benefit from renewable energy – JEMC’s Solar Power Home Rebate. This program, administered by JEMC, provides users with rebates toward the cost of installing solar photovoltaics up to $2,500! To be eligible, customers must apply online and ensure their installation contractor is a NABCEP certified PV Installation Professional. The rebate applies up to $250 per Kilowatt Direct Current for residential projects with metering and energy billing and credit completing JEMC’s Distributed Generation Interconnection Procedure installation guidelines and Net Metering Protocols. This is the perfect opportunity for Georgia homeowners to join the renewable energy movement and enjoy significant savings on their electricity bills!

Georgia Solar Loan Programs

Cut your energy bills and help the environment today by borrowing from Central Georgia EMC’s innovative loan program. Get started on improving your home with Energy Star certified products, all while reaping the rewards of lower electricity consumption over time. Plus – get advice from professionals to find out what kind of improvements can be made in your home through an in-home audit; simply give them a call at (770)-775-7857 or visit their website for more information!

Similar to the program described above: Walton EMC – HomePlus Loan Program. Visit their website to apply for a solar loan program in Georgia.

Hawaii

Hawaii has committed to an ambitious renewable energy goal of 100% by 2045. As part of this effort, the state has passed several policies and incentives, including net metering programs, to encourage and support the transition to sustainable energy sources. This overview will provide an introduction to Hawaii’s solar incentives programs, including information on how they work and who qualifies.

Hawaii Net Metering Program

Hawaii’s State Net Metering Program – Distributed Generation Tariffs allows individuals, businesses, local governments, and state/federal agencies in Hawaii to generate their own renewable energy through solar photovoltaics, wind, biomass, or hydroelectric systems. This program is administered by four utilities in the state: Hawaiian Electric Co Inc (HECO), Kauai Island Utility Cooperative (KIUC), Maui Electric Co Ltd (MECO), and Hawaii Electric Light Co Inc (HELCO). These companies have set system capacity limits for each island as well as different allowable aggregate capacity limits for each tariff type. All applicable participants must still meet certain criteria such as installation guidelines and inspection requirements; however, this net metering program can be a valuable resource for leveraging clean energy options.

Hawaii Solar Tax Credit

The Solar and Wind Energy Credit incentive in Hawaii provides a financial boost to homeowners and businesses that choose to install renewable energy technologies. The incentive applies to solar water heat, solar space heat, solar photovoltaics and wind (both small and large). Commercial, residential and multifamily residential properties are all eligible for the credit, with varying maximums based on property type and technology. For instance, solar thermal systems and photovoltaic systems installed on or after January 1, 2020 may qualify for up to a 35% tax credit of costs incurred while wind installations may be eligible for up to 20%. The maximum incentive varies by technology used, so it is important to check with the Hawaii Department of Taxation for specific details. This incentive has been available since July 1st 2009, with no expiration date currently set. With this generous tax credit, Hawaii is encouraging more people to turn towards clean energy options in order to reduce their environmental impact as well as their monthly costs.

For more info on solar tax credit incentives in Hawaii, please visit the following links below:

• Solar and Wind Energy Credit (Corporate)
• City and County of Honolulu – Real Property Tax Exemption for Alternative Energy Improvements

Hawaii Solar Rebate Program

Hawaii’s Solar Water Heating Rebate Program encourages homeowners and business owners to switch to renewable energy sources such as solar water heating. Administered by the Kauai Island Utility Coop (KIUC), this program offers a $1,500 rebate for residential solar water heating installations, providing an incentive for households and businesses to save money on their utility bills. Eligible projects must be installed in compliance with KIUC requirements in order to qualify for the rebate program and customers should contact KIUC directly for further information. All applicants must submit documentation of the installation within 90 days of purchase in order to receive the financial benefit. Furthermore, all rebates are subject to review and approval by KIUC prior to disbursement.

Hawaii also has a State Solar Water Heater Rebate Program. Click on it to learn more!

Hawaii Solar Loan Programs

Hawaii has implemented a loan program, GreenSun Hawaii, to encourage the deployment of efficient renewable energy technologies with federal funding from The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). Administered by the Hawaii Community Reinvestment Corporation and totaling $4.38 million, this financial incentive is designed to cover Solar Water Heat, Solar Photovoltaics, Refrigerators/Freezers, Lighting, Heat pumps, Air conditioners and Windows for various sectors including residential, multifamily residential, commercial, industrial and nonprofits. For further information on applicable loans, interested applicants may visit Hawaii’s State Energy Office Website. By utilizing the available program, taxpayers can incrementally reduce their own energy usage and lower their electrical bills while helping maintain healthy global ecosystems.

More solar loan programs in Hawaii:

• KIUC – Solar Water Heating Loan Program
• Farm and Aquaculture Alternative Energy Loan
• City and County of Honolulu – Solar Loan Program

North Carolina

North Carolina has implemented a comprehensive sector regulatory policy incentivizing the use of renewable energy sources such as solar photovoltaics. This policy provides eligible commercial, industrial and residential entities an incentive for adopting these new technologies in their respective operations through ‘net metering’ opportunities and tax incentives.

North Carolina Net Metering Programs

North Carolina’s State Net Metering Program support up to 1 MW of customer-owned systems, and leased photovoltaic systems in residential settings allow for either 20 kW or 100% of estimated demand while nonresidential sectors may attain lesser of 1 MW or 100% of contract demand. By taking advantage of this policy, participants can not only increase their own electrical input efficiency but reduce environmental emissions that contribute to climate change.

Learn more about other utility net metering programs in North Carolina in the link below.

• Blue Ridge EMC – Net Metering Program  
• Duke Energy – Net Metering Program

North Carolina Solar Tax Credit

North Carolina offers a valuable Property Tax Abatement for Solar Electric Systems incentive to its citizens to promote renewable energy within the state. Administered by the N.C. Department of Revenue since July 1, 2008, this incentive applies to solar thermal electric and solar photovoltaics technologies in commercial, industrial, residential, and agricultural sectors. Residential systems are eligible for an incentive of 100% of their appraised value while all other systems qualify for 80%. This is an excellent opportunity for North Carolina residents to save money while also reducing their carbon footprint by investing in renewable energy sources.

North Carolina Solar Rebate Programs

North Carolina offers a rebate program to incentivize solar photovoltaic (PV) installations. Duke Energy Carolinas LLC, Progress Energy – Carolinas utilities both provide incentives and have a budget of 20 megawatts per year. Financial incentives are available for commercial, industrial, local government, nonprofit, residential, schools, state and federal government sectors. The incentives include $0.40/watt-AC (residential), $0.30/watt-AC (nonresidential), and $0.75/watt-AC (nonprofit). The maximum incentive is capped at $4,000 for residential projects; $30,000 for nonresidential projects; and $75,000 for nonprofits. Eligible system size has no limit but the incentives will only be awarded to the first 10 kW-AC for residential and 100 kW-AC for nonresidential projects. Visit Duke Energy website and take advantage of this program now!

For other rebate programs in North Carolina, click on the links below:

• Four-County EMC – Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
• South River EMC – Solar Water Heating Rebate Program   

North Carolina Solar Loan Incentive Programs

Upgrade your home and start saving today with Piedmont Electric Membership Corporation’s (PEMC) Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Loan Program! This flexible loan program is available to qualified members, allowing them up to $10,000 for seven years at five percent interest. It can be used towards a variety of energy-saving investments such as solar panels or water heaters, electric heat pumps that reduce heating costs in the winter months and even replacing old windows/doors or adding insulation into a home.

For more info on other North Carolina Solar Loan Incentives, visit:

• Haywood EMC – Residential Heat Pump and Weatherization Loan Program
• Lumbee River EMC – Residential Energy Efficiency Loan Program
• Randolph EMC – ElecTel Energy Efficiency Loan Program
• Town of Carrboro – Worthwhile Investments Save Energy (WISE) Homes and Buildings Program

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