Consider these Arizona economic incentives to reduce your energy bills:
Utility rebates of up to $3 per installed watt
Federal tax credit of up to $2000
Arizona state tax credit of up to $1000
System cost is state sales tax exempt
APS Arizona Public Service Incentives
Residential customers who install a photovoltaic solar grid tied system can apply for a
one-time rebate of $3 per installed DC watt.
Commercial customers have the option to receive an incentive based on system output rather than a rebate based on DC watt capacity.
Selling Excess Electricity - Customers have the option of selling excess electricity generated by their system back to APS. Customers electing to sell back excess power can do so under theEPR4 rate if the system is 10kW or less or under the EPR2 rate if the system is
between 10 kW and 100 kW
APS EPS Program
P.O. Box 53999
Main Station 9909
Phoenix,AZ 85072-3999
Phone: 602-250-2826
Fax: 602-250-2754
SRP-Salt River Project Solar Incentive Program
Residential and Commercial customers of the Salt River Project Grid-tie systems only All systems You can read about SRP EarthWise Solar Energy for residential customers by using the following link:
SRP's headquarters is located at:
1521 N. Project Drive
Tempe, AZ 85281-1298
TEP Tucson Electric Power
Information about TEP incentives options visit the following web page: https://www.tep.com/
USES UniSource Energy Services
SunShare Program UniSource Energy Services customers can visit the following web
page. https://www.uesaz.com
The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program
The Clearinghouse (LIHEAP) expands and enhances information exchange on low-income energy issues through the national low-income energy network. LIHEAP
The LIHEAP Clearinghouse serves as a web-based information service for state, tribal and local LIHEAP providers, as well as others interested in low-income energy issues. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services funds LIHEAP Clearinghouse.
Information on this page was believed to be correct when we last checked. Programs will most likely change over time so use this as a guide, not as absolute fact. Links may change at any time.