Select your state to reach current solar, battery, EV-charging and energy-efficiency programs. We connect customers directly to authoritative program databases and government resources.
Several federal homeowner credits ended earlier than originally scheduled. Projects completed in earlier tax years may still have filing considerations.
The federal residential credit for qualifying solar and battery-storage property applies to eligible systems installed through December 31, 2025. It is not available for new residential property placed in service after 2025.
Verify with the IRS →The Section 25C homeowner credit was available for qualifying improvements through December 31, 2025. It does not apply to improvements completed in 2026.
Verify with the IRS →The alternative-fuel refueling-property credit for qualifying residential EV-charging equipment ended for property placed in service after June 30, 2026. Earlier projects also had location and eligibility requirements.
Verify with the IRS →Home-efficiency and electrification rebates are administered by participating states, territories and Tribes. Availability, income limits, eligible improvements and remaining funds vary by location.
Check DOE program status →State, municipal, cooperative and utility incentives can change frequently. Select a location to open the current comprehensive listings maintained by DSIRE.
The selected links include statewide, local-government and participating utility programs when listed.
We’ll provide direct links to current program listings for solar, energy storage and efficiency.
Tax credits, grants, rebates, loans, property-tax treatment and statewide energy programs.
Programs may depend on the electric utility, municipal provider or cooperative serving the property.
Net-metering, avoided-cost rates, renewable-energy credits and export rules vary by jurisdiction and utility.
Some rebates are income-qualified, census-tract limited, technology-specific or available only while funds remain.
We can help identify applicable programs during project planning, but customers should confirm eligibility with the program administrator and a qualified tax professional.