The most significant incentive to install solar panels in Phoenix is the 26% federal tax credit. However, the tax credit is set to step down to 22% at the end of 2020. So in order to get the most savings potential, the best time to go solar in Phoenix is now.<\/span><\/p>\r\n

Another key incentive for going solar in Phoenix is the Arizona solar tax credit, which is equal to 25% of the costs of a solar system, up to $1,000. By entering your address into our solar panel calculator below, you can see what other local incentives are available in your area.<\/span><\/p>","4":"

Phoenix is a great place to go solar. Depending on where you live in Phoenix, you could either be using Salt River Project (SRP) or Arizona Public Service (APS) as your utility. Both utilities offers net billing to their customers, so they pay for any excess solar energy their solar customers send to the grid. <\/span><\/p>\r\n

The most significant incentive to install solar panels in Phoenix is the 26% federal tax credit. However, the tax credit is set to step down to 22% at the end of 2020. So in order to get the most savings potential, the best time to go solar in Phoenix is now.<\/span><\/p>\r\n

Another key incentive for going solar in Phoenix is the Arizona solar tax credit, which is equal to 25% of the costs of a solar system, up to $1,000. By entering your address into our solar panel calculator below, you can see what other local incentives are available in your area.<\/span><\/p>","breaking_news":"","5":"","incentive_feedin_tarrif":0,"6":0,"incentive_solar_tax_credit":1,"7":1,"incentive_net_metering":1,"8":1,"incentive_federal_itc":1,"9":1,"incentive_sgip_rebate":0,"10":0,"typical_monthly_bill":127,"11":127,"created_at":"2019-04-10 01:51:02","12":"2019-04-10 01:51:02","updated_at":"2020-08-18 12:40:10","13":"2020-08-18 12:40:10","utility_id":0,"14":0,"zipcode_id":0,"15":0,"net_metering_breakdown":"

Net metering<\/h3>\r\n

Arizona does not offer full retail net metering. Instead, Arizona utilties are required to compensate their solar customers who export energy to the grid with an on-bill 'export credit'. This export credit is worth less than the full retail rate of electricity. <\/p>\r\n

For instance, Phoenix resdients who use APS will recieve $0.1045 per kilowatt hour (kWh) of excess solar energy they send to the grid. This is slightly lower than APS's retail rate of electricity of around $0.12 per kWh. <\/p>","16":"

Net metering<\/h3>\r\n

Arizona does not offer full retail net metering. Instead, Arizona utilties are required to compensate their solar customers who export energy to the grid with an on-bill 'export credit'. This export credit is worth less than the full retail rate of electricity. <\/p>\r\n

For instance, Phoenix resdients who use APS will recieve $0.1045 per kilowatt hour (kWh) of excess solar energy they send to the grid. This is slightly lower than APS's retail rate of electricity of around $0.12 per kWh. <\/p>","pace_program_breakdown":null,"17":null,"incentive_breakdown":"","18":"","typical_monthly_usage":1030,"19":1030,"solar_panel_state_page_data":{"id":126,"0":126,"name":"Arizona","1":"Arizona","slug":"arizona","2":"arizona","abbr":"AZ","3":"AZ","capital_city_id":519,"4":519,"description":"

Arizona has some of the best potential for solar in the United States. The state receives more sun than any other area in the nation, meaning a solar system can produce about 180% more than what it does in places like New York.<\/p>\r\n

Policy changes and the reeling back of incentives has caused a bit of a challenge for solar in the state. Regardless, the federal solar tax credit<\/a> and state-level tax credits combined with amazing sun coverage make going solar in Arizona a terrific option.<\/p>","5":"

Arizona has some of the best potential for solar in the United States. The state receives more sun than any other area in the nation, meaning a solar system can produce about 180% more than what it does in places like New York.<\/p>\r\n

Policy changes and the reeling back of incentives has caused a bit of a challenge for solar in the state. Regardless, the federal solar tax credit<\/a> and state-level tax credits combined with amazing sun coverage make going solar in Arizona a terrific option.<\/p>","breaking_news":"","6":"","rank":8,"7":8,"av_life_savings_comment":"

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69,064<\/p>","rebate_title":"Solar incentives, rebates, and tax credits available in Arizona","9":"Solar incentives, rebates, and tax credits available in Arizona","rebate_content":"","10":"","projects":"","11":"","advantages":"

The advantages of installing solar panels<\/a> is there is both net metering and the federal tax credit. In addition, Arizona produces the most electricity from solar in the whole country so less panels are needed to wipe out your bill.<\/p>","12":"

The advantages of installing solar panels<\/a> is there is both net metering and the federal tax credit. In addition, Arizona produces the most electricity from solar in the whole country so less panels are needed to wipe out your bill.<\/p>","disadvantages":"

The disadvantage of installing solar panels<\/a> Incentives aren't as impressive in some states but overall still above average there is no reason to not go solar in Arizona. Enter your details to calculate the cost and savings you are likely to get from installing solar panels for your home<\/a>.<\/p>","13":"

The disadvantage of installing solar panels<\/a> Incentives aren't as impressive in some states but overall still above average there is no reason to not go solar in Arizona. Enter your details to calculate the cost and savings you are likely to get from installing solar panels for your home<\/a>.<\/p>","useful_links":"

Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA)<\/a><\/p>","14":"

Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA)<\/a><\/p>","average_monthly_elec_usage":1061,"15":1061,"roof_pitch_degree":23.5,"16":23.5,"typical_kwh_production":1752,"17":1752,"created_at":"2019-04-10 02:11:35","18":"2019-04-10 02:11:35","incentive_overview":"

Federal Solar Tax Credit<\/h4>\r\n

The most significant incentive to install solar panels for homes and businesses in Arizona is the federal solar tax credit<\/a>. At the end of 2020, the amount of the credit will decrease from 26% to 22% of the cost of the solar installation. <\/p>\r\n

Because home and business owners want to get the largest incentive amount possible, solar panel installation companies will likely be flooded with new projects before year’s end. In order to maximize your savings potential, the best time to go solar in Arizona is now.<\/p>","19":"

Federal Solar Tax Credit<\/h4>\r\n

The most significant incentive to install solar panels for homes and businesses in Arizona is the federal solar tax credit<\/a>. At the end of 2020, the amount of the credit will decrease from 26% to 22% of the cost of the solar installation. <\/p>\r\n

Because home and business owners want to get the largest incentive amount possible, solar panel installation companies will likely be flooded with new projects before year’s end. In order to maximize your savings potential, the best time to go solar in Arizona is now.<\/p>","updated_at":"2020-11-02 14:23:41","20":"2020-11-02 14:23:41","diy_solar":"

Yes you can! In some cases, you can save $3,000 or more when you install solar yourself, even after receiving the federal tax credit. Despite the potential for savings, data from Lawrence Berkeley Labs shows that only about 3% of homeowners choose DIY solar. <\/p>\r\n

Reasons for this include:<\/p>\r\n

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• The permitting and inspection process for the utility, the state, and municipalities can be quite complex.<\/li>\r\n
• The installation work is both dangerous and difficult, with electrical work having to be performed at heights.<\/li>\r\n
• Often times, solar electricity customers will be charged a premium for DIY installations, which can limit savings.<\/li>\r\n
• In some states, a solar system needs to be installed by a qualified solar contractor in order to take advantage of incentives. In Arizona, a solar installer must be a licensed electrical contractor with Electricians Licenses: A-17, C11, and L11  to be considered qualified. Utilities and incentive programs may have additional requirements.<\/li>\r\n<\/ul>\r\n

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  SolarReviews does not recommend DIY solar installations unless you have suitable skills. However, for those who do, SolarReviews published a comparison table displaying solar panel kit prices from the top 10 leading solar kit websites in the US<\/a>.<\/p>","21":"

  Yes you can! In some cases, you can save $3,000 or more when you install solar yourself, even after receiving the federal tax credit. Despite the potential for savings, data from Lawrence Berkeley Labs shows that only about 3% of homeowners choose DIY solar. <\/p>\r\n

  Reasons for this include:<\/p>\r\n

  \r\n
  • The permitting and inspection process for the utility, the state, and municipalities can be quite complex.<\/li>\r\n
  • The installation work is both dangerous and difficult, with electrical work having to be performed at heights.<\/li>\r\n
  • Often times, solar electricity customers will be charged a premium for DIY installations, which can limit savings.<\/li>\r\n
  • In some states, a solar system needs to be installed by a qualified solar contractor in order to take advantage of incentives. In Arizona, a solar installer must be a licensed electrical contractor with Electricians Licenses: A-17, C11, and L11  to be considered qualified. Utilities and incentive programs may have additional requirements.<\/li>\r\n<\/ul>\r\n

     <\/p>\r\n

    SolarReviews does not recommend DIY solar installations unless you have suitable skills. However, for those who do, SolarReviews published a comparison table displaying solar panel kit prices from the top 10 leading solar kit websites in the US<\/a>.<\/p>","city_2_id":0,"22":0,"city_3_id":0,"23":0,"state_tax_credit":1,"24":1,"state_tax_credit_amount":"1000.00","25":"1000.00","diy_solar_allowed":1,"26":1,"pros":"

    The advantages of installing solar panels<\/a> include the federal tax credit<\/a> and state tax credit. In addition to these incentives, Arizona receives the most sun in the US. This means that less panels are needed in order to completely wipe out your electric bill.<\/p>","27":"

    The advantages of installing solar panels<\/a> include the federal tax credit<\/a> and state tax credit. In addition to these incentives, Arizona receives the most sun in the US. This means that less panels are needed in order to completely wipe out your electric bill.<\/p>","cons":"

    Disadvantages of installing solar panels<\/a> in Arizona are the lack of state and utility solar incentives and the elimination of 1-for-1 net metering. However, the best time to switch to solar in Arizona is now - before the incentives that are in place run out.<\/p>","28":"

    Disadvantages of installing solar panels<\/a> in Arizona are the lack of state and utility solar incentives and the elimination of 1-for-1 net metering. However, the best time to switch to solar in Arizona is now - before the incentives that are in place run out.<\/p>","average_monthly_electrical_usage":0,"29":0,"other_incentives":"

    Arizona sales tax exemption<\/h4>\r\n

    The solar equipment sales tax exemption<\/a> prevents the state’s sales and uses tax from being applied to solar energy equipment. It also prevents sales tax from being tacked onto renewable energy credits (RECs). The sales tax rate in Arizona is 5.6%, so this exemption saves you from having to spend a considerable amount of money. <\/p>\r\n

    Property tax exemption<\/h4>\r\n

    Normally, installing a solar system on your property would increase property taxes. However, thanks to Arizona’s Energy Equipment Property Tax Exemption<\/a>, solar systems add no value to your property when it comes to property tax assessments. <\/p>","30":"

    Arizona sales tax exemption<\/h4>\r\n

    The solar equipment sales tax exemption<\/a> prevents the state’s sales and uses tax from being applied to solar energy equipment. It also prevents sales tax from being tacked onto renewable energy credits (RECs). The sales tax rate in Arizona is 5.6%, so this exemption saves you from having to spend a considerable amount of money. <\/p>\r\n

    Property tax exemption<\/h4>\r\n

    Normally, installing a solar system on your property would increase property taxes. However, thanks to Arizona’s Energy Equipment Property Tax Exemption<\/a>, solar systems add no value to your property when it comes to property tax assessments. <\/p>","pace_program":"","31":"","state_tax_credit_description":"

    Arizona solar energy tax credit <\/h4>\r\n

    Not only do Arizona residents get to take advantage of the federal tax credit, but they can also receive the state’s solar energy credit.<\/a> Arizona’s solar energy credit is equal to 25% of the costs of a solar system, up to $1,000. That is a significant amount of savings on your income taxes. <\/p>","32":"

    Arizona solar energy tax credit <\/h4>\r\n

    Not only do Arizona residents get to take advantage of the federal tax credit, but they can also receive the state’s solar energy credit.<\/a> Arizona’s solar energy credit is equal to 25% of the costs of a solar system, up to $1,000. That is a significant amount of savings on your income taxes. <\/p>","rebates":null,"33":null,"net_metering_content":"

    Arizona net billing<\/h4>\r\n

    Arizona replaced full retail net metering with net billing in 2016. Net billing<\/a> is similar to net metering, except that excess energy produced by a solar system is not credited at the full retail rate. So, if your system produces more electricity than you use, you will still be compensated for that excess generation, it will just be less than the retail rate.<\/p>","34":"

    Arizona net billing<\/h4>\r\n

    Arizona replaced full retail net metering with net billing in 2016. Net billing<\/a> is similar to net metering, except that excess energy produced by a solar system is not credited at the full retail rate. So, if your system produces more electricity than you use, you will still be compensated for that excess generation, it will just be less than the retail rate.<\/p>"}}" data-lazy-state-abbr=""> 查看所有本地安装程序

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