San francisco solar incentive program

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That solar electricity will power the lights, appliances and electronic devices in your home, reducing your electric bill. GoSolarSF incentive Cash incentives are available to homeowners that install eligible solar electric systems. Certain homeowners may qualify for additional incentives based on income, location and choice of installer. Single-family Affordable Solar Housing incentive Cash incentives are available to qualified low-income homeowners that install solar electric systems.

Federal solar tax credit Homeowners that install solar electric systems may qualify for a credit against federal taxes owed. The tax credit is valued at 30 percent of the net system cost for systems placed in service by December 31, Federal solar tax credit US Department of Energy. This reduces the amount of electricity or gas your home uses for hot water and saves you money on your energy bill. Learn more: California Solar Initiative — thermal program.

Cash incentives are available to homeowners currently using gas water heaters that install eligible solar water heating systems. Incentive amounts vary based on the expected energy savings. Low-income homeowners may qualify for higher incentives. Homeowners that install solar water heating systems may qualify for a credit against federal taxes owed.