Solar Incentives by State

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• Alabama — None
• Alaska — None
• Arizona — 25% state tax credit up to $1,000
• Arkansas — None
• California — None (previous rebate programs ended)
• Colorado — None (state tax credit removed 2019)
• Connecticut — None (production incentive replaced by RSIP successor)
• Delaware — None
• District of Columbia — None
• Florida — None
• Georgia — None
• Hawaii — 35% state tax credit up to $5,000
• Idaho — 40% first year, 20% for 3 years (up to $5,000 total)
• Illinois — None (Illinois Solar for All program for low-income)
• Indiana — None (state NEM eliminated 2022 for new systems)
• Iowa — Iowa Solar Energy System Tax Credit (30%, up to $5,000) — fu
• Kansas — None
• Kentucky — None
• Louisiana — None (previous 50% credit ended 2015)
• Maine — None
• Maryland — $1,000 state rebate
• Massachusetts — $1,000 residential state tax credit
• Michigan — None
• Minnesota — None (state rebate program 'Solar Rewards' periodic)
• Mississippi — None
• Missouri — None
• Montana — $500 state tax credit
• Nebraska — None
• Nevada — None (rebate program ended)
• New Hampshire — None
• New Jersey — None (transitioned to SUSI SREC program)
• New Mexico — 10% state tax credit (up to $6,000)
• New York — 25% state tax credit (up to $5,000)
• North Carolina — None (previous 35% credit ended 2016)
• North Dakota — None
• Ohio — None (ECO-Link low-interest financing)
• Oklahoma — None
• Oregon — None (state credit ended 2017)
• Pennsylvania — None
• Rhode Island — None (Renewable Energy Fund rebates end 2024)
• South Carolina — 25% state tax credit (up to $3,500/year, $35,000 lifetime)
• South Dakota — None
• Tennessee — None
• Texas — None (property tax exemption via legislation)
• Utah — None (residential credit expired 2023)
• Vermont — None
• Virginia — None
• Washington — None (production incentive expired 2020)
• West Virginia — None
• Wisconsin — None
• Wyoming — None