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Although it is helpful to understand where you live to see if you qualify for local solar incentives, the better determinate is actually your energy provider. It is important to consider two main things about your energy provider when going solar: 1) do they provide net metering (or any type of similar policy to pay the customer back for generating power), and 2) do they offer any local incentives? Texas does not currently offer any state-based incentives, however there are several energy providers all over that offer different incentives for solar energy, wind energy, and even for energy efficiency upgrades such as LED lighting. These rebates and incentives are not guaranteed to every customer, and funding is limited each year. For any questions regarding rebates and local incentives in your area, please schedule a meeting with one of our energy consultants today!
Austin
Austin Energy
While Austin Energy does not use a traditional net metering structure, they do offer a âValue of Solarâ credit on your electricity bill, as well as a cash rebate for qualifying solar customers. Please check out their website early on in the solar buying process to learn more about solar energy and how it will impact your energy bill:
Bluebonnet
This provider does not currently provide any solar rebate or incentive, but you can learn more about the programs they do offer regarding renewable energy, here:
TXU
This provider does not currently provide any solar rebate or incentive, but you can learn more about the programs they do offer regarding renewable energy, here:
DALLAS / FORT WORTH
SAN ANTONIO
CPS
If you live in San Antonio and CPS is your energy provider, then you can likely apply for their local rebate program, and may even qualify for other incentives as well. Please check out their website early in the solar buying process to learn more about solar energy and how it will impact your energy bill:Â
What If My Provider Is Not On This List?
Unfortunately, not every energy provider in Texas provides solar rebates or incentives. If you have one of these providers, the payoff for your solar panels increases substantially, and in many cases is not recommended. Please contact us to learn more about whether or not your energy provider offers energy rebates or incentives, and how it could potentially impact your energy bill.