
── Solar Incentives MA & CT
Between federal tax credits, state programs, and utility incentives, homeowners in Massachusetts and Connecticut can save tens of thousands of dollars on solar. We help you claim every dollar you are entitled to.
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Massachusetts is one of the best states in the country for solar incentives. Here is every program available to you as a homeowner in Agawam, Feeding Hills, Southwick, Westfield, and surrounding towns.
The federal government pays 30% of your total solar installation cost as a tax credit. On a $20,000 system, that is $6,000 back in your pocket. This applies to both MA and CT homeowners.
Massachusetts pays you every month for the solar energy your panels produce. The SMART program pays you a set rate per kilowatt-hour for 10 years. Your panels earn money while you use them.
Massachusetts offers an additional state income tax credit of up to $1,000 for residential solar installations. Stack this on top of the federal credit for maximum savings.
When your panels produce more electricity than you use, the extra goes back to the grid and your utility company gives you bill credits. Your meter runs backward.
In Massachusetts, solar panels increase your home's value but your property taxes do not go up. You get the value increase without the tax increase.
Solar equipment is exempt from Massachusetts sales tax. On a $20,000 system, that saves you $1,250 right away.
Connecticut homeowners in Enfield, Suffield, Windsor Locks, Simsbury, and surrounding towns have access to their own set of solar incentives. Here is what you qualify for.
Same as Massachusetts. The federal government pays 30% of your total solar installation cost as a tax credit. Available to all CT homeowners.
Connecticut offers rebates for residential solar installations through Eversource and United Illuminating. Rebate amounts vary based on system size and utility.
Connecticut utilities credit you for excess solar energy your system sends back to the grid. Your electric bill is reduced by the value of energy you produce.
Connecticut exempts solar installations from property tax increases. Your home value goes up but your tax bill stays the same.
Solar equipment is exempt from Connecticut sales tax. On a $20,000 system, that saves you $1,270.
When you go solar, consider adding a solar-powered Velux skylight. It runs entirely on the sun, opens and closes automatically, and closes itself if it senses rain. No electrician needed. No wiring. Just beautiful natural light that is completely free to operate. Ask us about bundling a solar skylight with your solar installation.
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This Agawam homeowner took advantage of the MA and CT solar incentives. Between the federal tax credit and state rebates, their solar installation paid for itself faster than they expected.
Their yard was spotless when we left. Their garden was untouched.
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"I had no idea how many incentives were available in Massachusetts. Thrive walked me through every single one. Between the federal credit, the state credit, and the SMART program, my solar system is paying for itself much faster than I expected."
Patricia T.
Agawam, MA
"As a Connecticut homeowner I was not sure what incentives I qualified for. Thrive knew exactly what was available in CT and helped me apply for everything. The savings were significant."
Susan B.
Suffield, CT
"The tax credits alone made solar a no-brainer for me. Thrive explained that my property taxes would not go up even though my home value would. That was the thing that convinced me. Best investment I have ever made."
Diane W.
Southwick, MA
Call us today and we will walk you through every incentive available in your state. No pressure. Just the facts about what you can save.