News Categories: Solar Cost and Financing
Biden-Harris Administration Announces $25 Million to Lower Home Energy Bills for American Families
President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda is Building Up a Clean Energy Workforce, Advancing Innovative Energy Saving Technologies, and Helping Low-Income Households Save Money on Home Energy Costs
Alaska’s new ‘green bank’ hopes to improve the financial case for renewable energy
Alaskans interested in investing in solar panels or other renewable energy infrastructure for their homes will likely see new options available in the next few years.
New Maryland solar grant program offers up to $7,500 for eligible households
The new Maryland Solar Access program will accelerate solar development in the state, making it easier for more Maryland residents to lower their energy bills and reduce their carbon footprints.
Mississippi tapped for $62 million Solar For All program
This program will provide affordable, reliable solar energy to Mississippi’s hardworking families, lowering electric bills and offering savings for low- and middle-income households, while also delivering climate benefits for both…
Menominee Nation receives share of $135.5 million for solar energy
Menominee Nation awarded portion of $135.5 million solar energy fund.
IRS: Home improvements could help taxpayers qualify for home energy credits
The Internal Revenue Service reminds taxpayers that certain energy-efficient home upgrades may make them eligible for home energy credits.
Governor Hochul announces New York selected to receive nearly $250 million for solar projects benefitting low income residents
Funding Award Expands New York State’s National Leadership and Commitment to Increase Access to Clean Solar Energy
Indiana low-income solar programs get more than $117 million in federal funding
The funding will be used to create new incentives for solar energy for low-income residents and contribute to home energy savings.
Idaho to receive $56.5 million in federal funds for solar energy
The Idaho Solar for All program will extend the economic and environmental advantages of solar energy to low-income, tribal, and disadvantaged communities, according to the EPA website.
Wisconsin has received a $62.4 million solar energy grant for low-income households
This initiative will provide critical support for expanding the benefits of renewable solar energy to low- and moderate-income households across the state, through rooftop residential, multifamily, and community solar projects.
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