Subsidies for solar panels

What government programs are available for solar energy?

Here's a quick overview of the main solar energy government programs available: The federal solar tax credit (ITC) remains the cornerstone benefit, allowing homeowners to deduct 30% of their solar installation costs from their federal taxes through 2032.

What grants are available for solar panels?

1. Green Retrofit Solar Panel Grants Note: Funds must be used within 2 years of receiving them. 2. High Energy Cost Grants Extra tip: You must prove your area's average energy cost exceeds 275% of the national average. 3. Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) 4. Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

Are there grants & funding options for solar energy in 2025?

Luckily, the U.S. government has your back. Whether you're a low-income homeowner or a rural resident, there are plenty of grants and funding options in 2025 to make solar energy accessible, affordable, and efficient.

Which states offer solar incentives?

Arizona, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Mexico, New York, South Carolina and Utah offer personal tax credits to encourage solar installations. Other states, like Tennessee, West Virginia and Oklahoma, don't have any residential solar panel incentives at all. NOTE: Solar program statuses often change with new laws or funding.