Your Solar Investment, Fully Funded

Flexible financing and maximum incentives β€” we handle the paperwork so you get the savings.

The information on this page is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice. Incentive eligibility and credit amounts vary by individual circumstances. Please consult a qualified tax professional or financial advisor before making any decisions based on this information.

How Would You Like to Go Solar?

Choose the payment path that fits your goals. We work with all of them.

Most Popular

PACE Financing

Property Assessed Clean Energy β€” repaid on your property tax bill. No monthly payment increase. Transfers with the home.

  • No credit check β€” secured by the property, not you
  • Payments roll into your annual property tax assessment
  • System and balance transfer to the new owner if you sell
  • Available for residential and commercial properties

Best for: Homeowners and business owners who want zero out-of-pocket with no credit barriers

Own It

Solar Loan

Competitive rates available for qualified buyers. Fixed monthly payments, you own the system day one and keep all tax credits.

  • Own your system and all its tax benefits from day one
  • Payments typically lower than your current electric bill
  • Best 5–10 year payback period
  • Keep 100% of ITC, depreciation, and rebates

Best for: Homeowners and businesses with good credit who want full ownership

No Cost Entry

Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)

No upfront cost. Pay only for the power you use at a locked-in rate below your utility. Ideal for those who prefer simplicity.

  • Pay per kilowatt-hour β€” lower than utility rates
  • Zero upfront cost, zero risk
  • Guaranteed savings from month one
  • Maintenance and monitoring included

Best for: Businesses and homeowners who want to eliminate risk entirely

Best ROI

Cash Purchase

Maximum long-term savings. Full ownership, full tax credit, no interest. Best ROI over 25 years.

  • Fastest payback of any option
  • Keep 100% of tax credits, rebates, and incentives
  • No monthly payments β€” ever
  • Maximize lifetime savings and home value

Best for: Clients who want the highest lifetime return on investment

The Dessert Menu β€” Section 48E & 25D Tax Credits

Like finishing a great meal β€” these credits sweeten every deal.

Up to 50% ITC

Keep the Credit

You own the system. You file the credit. You keep every dollar.

  • Up to 40–50% of system cost returned as a federal tax credit
  • Requires sufficient tax liability (you owe taxes)
  • Consult a licensed CPA for credit eligibility

Best for: Business owners, landlords, C-Corps, investors

~90Β’ on the dollarActive through Dec 31, 2027

Sell the Credit

No tax bill? No problem. Sell your credit for cash.

  • Transfer your ITC to a corporation that can use it
  • Receive approximately $0.90–$0.95 per $1 of credit value
  • No tax liability required on your end

Best for: Property owners with limited tax liability who still own their system

Direct Cash PaymentActive through Dec 31, 2027

Get a Check from the IRS

Nonprofits and government entities β€” the IRS sends you a check.

  • Elective Direct Pay under Β§48E(h)
  • IRS refunds the full credit value as cash β€” no tax liability needed
  • Available to nonprofits, churches, schools, tribes, and government entities
  • Consult a qualified tax professional for eligibility

Best for: Nonprofits, schools, churches, municipalities, tribal entities

Through Dec 31, 2027

Let Your Financier Handle It

Zero down. Someone else handles the paperwork.

  • TPO partner owns the system and claims the ITC
  • Savings passed to you through lower lease or PPA pricing
  • No forms, no CPAs, no complexity

Best for: Residential clients, businesses preferring simplicity

Eliminated by OBBBA

Residential Clean Energy Credit (25D)

Homeowners get 30% federal tax credit on solar + battery. Stackable with state incentives.

The residential 25D credit has been eliminated by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The Section 48E TPO route is now the primary federal tax workaround for residential solar clients β€” ask us about PPA and lease options.

  • 30% federal tax credit on solar + battery installations
  • Was stackable with state and local incentives
  • No longer available β€” see TPO / Β§48E alternatives

Best for: Previously: All homeowners installing solar

Up to +40%Active through Dec 31, 2027

Bonus Adders

Energy Community (+10%), Low-Income (+10–20%), Domestic Content (+10%) β€” stack multiple adders for up to 70% total credit value.

  • Energy Community bonus: +10% for projects in qualifying census tracts
  • Low-Income Community bonus: +10–20% for projects in underserved areas
  • Domestic Content bonus: +10% for IRA-compliant U.S.-made equipment
  • Stack multiple adders for up to 70% total ITC value

Best for: Commercial system owners and developers maximizing federal incentives

* Β§48E applies to commercial and business-owned systems. Residential access is through TPO financing. This is not tax, legal, or financial advice. Always consult a licensed CPA or financial advisor.

Stack Your California Incentives

California has some of the most generous solar incentive programs in the nation. Many clients qualify for multiple programs at once.

SGIP β€” Equity Resiliency

OPEN
SGIPDeadline: June 30, 2028

$1.00/Wh battery storage

Low-income + fire zone, medical baseline, or 2+ PSPS events

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

SGIP β€” AB 209 Residential Solar + Storage Equity

WAITLIST
SGIPDeadline: June 30, 2028

Solar $3.10/W + Storage $1.10/Wh

Income ≀80% AMI or CARE/FERA/DAC-SASH enrolled

SCE Allocation: $87.3M

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

SGIP β€” Small Residential Storage

OPEN β€” Step 7
SGIPDeadline: June 30, 2028

Per SGIP schedule

Standard residential IOU customers

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

DAC-SASH

ACTIVE
StateFund-Limited β€” Act Early

$3.00/W upfront

Owner-occupied homes in Disadvantaged Communities, CARE-enrolled

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

SOMAH β€” Solar on Multifamily

ACTIVE
StateFund-Limited β€” Act Early

Up to $1.80/W

Multifamily affordable housing, 5+ units, deed-restricted

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

California Solar for All

ACTIVE
FederalActive β€” Not Eliminated by OBBBA

Community solar + direct pay

Income ≀200% federal poverty level or Low-Income Communities

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

TPO / Β§48E ITC (Residential)

ACTIVE through Dec 31, 2027
Federal

30% savings via lease/PPA pricing

All residential customers using solar lease or PPA

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

CARE/FERA Rate Discount

ACTIVE
StateActive β€” No Set Expiration

30–35% reduction on monthly utility bill

Income-qualified households, stackable with solar

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

Net Energy Metering (NEM 3.0)

ACTIVE
StateActive β€” No Set Expiration

Export credits for excess solar sent to grid

All solar customers connected to the grid

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

Property Tax Exclusion

ACTIVE
StateActive β€” No Set Expiration

Solar excluded from property tax reassessment

All property owners with solar installations

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

Sales Tax Exemption

ACTIVE
StateActive β€” No Set Expiration

Solar equipment exempt from California sales tax

All solar equipment purchases in California

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice

Not sure which incentives apply to you?

See exactly what your system will cost β€” incentives included

Frequently Asked Questions

This is not tax, legal, or financial advice. Consult a qualified professional.

Not Sure Which Path Is Right for You?

Our advisors will review your tax situation, utility bills, and goals β€” and map the exact combination of financing and incentives that puts the most money back in your pocket.

The information on this page is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice. Incentive eligibility and credit amounts vary by individual circumstances. Please consult a qualified tax professional or financial advisor before making any decisions based on this information.

We use analytics cookies to understand how visitors use our site β€” this helps us improve your experience. Privacy Policy