Rebates and Tax Incentives
The American Recovery Reinvestment Act of 2009
The recent Economic Stimulus Act of February 2009 has extended and expanded residential renewable energy tax incentives. These incentives make the cost and installation of renewable energy systems extremely cost effective and competitive compared to the cost of conventional systems in a home. Highlights of the stimulus act include:
- Removal of all caps on the tax credits for residential renewable energy systems
- Federal tax incentive is now 30% of the cost of qualified solar hot water, solar photovoltaic, geothermal heat pumps, and small wind turbine systems.
See our Pricing page for examples of system pricing with these new incentives.
More Helpful Links
The links below provide more information on federal and local incentives in your area.
DSIRE: State Incentives for Renewable Energy
Database of state renewable energy incentives which lists rebates and locals programs in your area.
EnergyTaxRebate.com
Provides information on federal tax incentives for renewable energy systems and energy efficiency improvements
Energy Star Federal Tax Incentives
Energy Star's informational page on federal tax incentives for energy efficiency
Boulder County Residential Rebates
City of Boulder's resource page for residential energy efficiency programs and rebates
Colorado GEO Solar Rebate Program
For Federal Residential Energy Credits Form, please go to http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f5695.pdf
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