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Residential City and Utility Incentives
Extra $0.03 a kWh over produced for 10 years.
Dakota Electric Association offers a one-time payment of $500 per premise upon the installation and commission of your residential solar photovoltaic (PV) array.
Minnesota’s net metering policy allows homeowners to receive credits on their utility bill for the excess electricity their solar system produces and sends back to the grid. This policy ensures that you get full retail value for the surplus energy your system generates, further enhancing the financial benefits of solar energy.
SPU offers a solar rebate up to $500.00 for installed and witness test approved net metering solar systems
Green Cost Share helps home and property owners pay for home improvements that save energy. Learn how you can take part in this program, save money, and help make our community healthier
Solar Energy System - 10% up to $5,000
Battery Storage - 15% up to $4,000
10% or 15% of project cost
(capped at $4/watt)
Rebate of $750 for those who are income-qualified or living in a climate vulnerability area, $500 for the standard rate
5% or 10% of solar project cost and the City will provide a $1,000 bonus for energy storage paired with a solar installation. Residents, businesses, organizations and multifamily buildings are eligible.
Commercial and Business Incentives
The ITC offers commercial projects a 30% tax credit for solar installations. If you signed a contract in 2025 or 2026 and have any questions around safe harboring, construction start, etc., please contact us. Be sure to check with your tax advisor or accountant on any tax related matters.
The MACRS allows businesses to recover investments in solar energy systems through accelerated depreciation deductions. This incentive allows businesses to depreciate the value of their solar energy equipment over a five-year period, providing significant tax saving.
Net metering in Minnesota allows businesses with solar panels to sell excess electricity back to the grid at the retail rate, earning bill credits that help offset future energy costs. Maximum systems sizes rules apply.
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