The Federal government is supporting solar with a variety of tax credits:
Applicable to residential solar and battery installations across the US. See the IRS website for more details.
NOTE: The residential solar tax credit will expire by 31 December 2025 (i.e. your panels would need to be fully installed by then), so hurry up and grab it while it lasts!
Applicable to commercial solar and storage installations across the US. See the IRS website for more details.
NOTE: To receive the full 30% tax credit, commercial installations will need to start construction before 31 December 2025. Please call or message us for more details.
Available for commercial solar and battery projects in former coal mining regions and other areas with fossil fuel extraction. Covers parts of South-East Kansas, as well as North-East Oklahoma and Western Missouri.
Check eligibility by address on the DoE map here.
Available for commercial solar and battery projects where at least 45% of the equipment is manufactured in the US. See here for more details.
Available to small businesses (as per SBA standards) in rural areas (covering most of South-East Kansas, northern Oklahoma and Western Missouri).
Check the USDA website or ask us for more details on eligibility and how the application process works (we will do most of the paperwork for you).
NOTE: The USDA recently announced that they will accepting applications again from 30 September 2025, for the round ending 30 December 2025. Please call or message us for more details.
The Kansas state government has included solar in its HPIP program:
Available to manufacturers paying higher-than-average wages. Provides sales tax exemption and 10% state tax credits. See the Kansas Commerce website for more details.