Incentive Finder
Find federal, state, and local incentives for solar, battery storage, EVs, heat pumps, and energy efficiency.
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Enter your two-letter state code to see state-specific incentives in addition to federal programs.
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Showing 5 federal incentives
Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
federalDeduct 30% of the total cost of your solar energy system from your federal income taxes. Includes panels, inverters, racking, wiring, installation labor, and permitting.
Eligibility
Must own the system (not lease). Must have federal tax liability. System must be installed on your primary or secondary US residence.
Federal Battery Storage Tax Credit
federalStandalone battery storage systems of 3 kWh or larger qualify for the 30% federal tax credit, even without solar. Added by the Inflation Reduction Act.
Eligibility
Battery must be at least 3 kWh capacity. Must be installed at your home. Must own the system.
Federal Clean Vehicle Tax Credit
federalTax credit for purchasing a new qualifying electric vehicle. Amount depends on battery sourcing and manufacturing requirements.
Eligibility
Income limits apply ($150K single / $300K joint). Vehicle MSRP cap ($55K cars / $80K trucks & SUVs). Must be a new qualifying model.
Federal Heat Pump Tax Credit (25C)
federal30% credit on qualified heat pump costs, up to $2,000 per year. Can be claimed annually (not a one-time credit).
Eligibility
Must be an ENERGY STAR certified heat pump. Must be installed in your principal residence. Claimed on IRS Form 5695.
Federal Energy Efficiency Home Improvement Credit (25C)
federal30% credit on insulation, windows, doors, and energy audits. Annual limit of $1,200 (separate from the $2,000 heat pump limit).
Eligibility
Applies to principal residence. Products must meet energy efficiency standards. Includes insulation, exterior windows/doors, and qualifying energy audits ($150 limit).
About This Tool
This tool compiles major federal and state-level incentives for solar, battery storage, EVs, heat pumps, and energy efficiency. Data is sourced from Energy.gov, DSIRE, and official state program websites.
Important: Incentive amounts, eligibility, and availability change frequently. Always verify details with the official source linked on each incentive card before making financial decisions. This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax or financial advice.
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