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Federal Credit Update: The 30% solar ITC and home improvement credits expired Dec 31, 2025. State & local programs may still offer savings.See what changed →

Solar Cost Calculator

Enter your ZIP code and the calculator returns an estimate of what solar panels cost for your home, plus the state rebates, heat pump incentives, and utility programs you might qualify for. Takes about a minute.

As of January 2026, the federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (30% ITC), Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, and EV Charger Credit have expired for new installations. Some state-level Home Energy Rebates (HEEHRA) may still be available where states have already obligated funds. State and local incentive programs may still offer savings. · Data last verified: 2026-03-12. Our methodology

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What this calculator covers

State solar rebates

Direct rebates, SRECs, and performance-based incentives from your state energy office.

Local utility programs

Rebates and credits from your electric and gas utility providers.

Heat pump incentives

State-level heat pump rebates and active HEEHRA programs.

EV and weatherization

EV charger credits, insulation rebates, and whole-home efficiency programs.

How it works

  1. Enter your 5-digit ZIP code so we can identify your state, city, and utility provider.
  2. Tell us if you own or rent your home.
  3. Give us an approximate household income.
  4. Pick the upgrades you're considering (solar, heat pump, EV charger, retrofit).

Data sources

The calculator cross-references real-time data from Rewiring America (incentive programs), OpenEI (DOE utility rates), and EnergySage (solar pricing). All estimates include source citations and verification dates.

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