Solar Incentives & Rebates in Connecticut

Connecticut homeowners can take advantage of federal and state incentives to significantly reduce the cost of going solar. Below is a complete breakdown of every incentive, rebate, and policy available in Connecticut.

Net Metering

Full retail-rate net metering

SREC Program

SRECs available — earn credits for solar generation

State Tax Credit

No state tax credit — federal 30% ITC still applies

All Solar Incentives in Connecticut

Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC)

Tax Credit

Reduces federal income tax liability by 30% of the total cost of a solar energy system, including equipment and installation.

Value: 30% of system cost
Eligibility: All US homeowners with sufficient tax liability. System must be new and installed on primary or secondary residence.
Expires: 30% through 2032, 26% in 2033, 22% in 2034

Connecticut Residential Renewable Energy Solutions (RRES)

Rebate

Performance-based incentive paid over time based on solar production.

Value: Up to $0.43/W for systems up to 10 kW
Eligibility: Residential customers of Eversource or UI
Expires: While funds available

Connecticut SREC Program

SREC

Solar Renewable Energy Credits earned for every 1,000 kWh of solar electricity generated.

Value: $30-50 per SREC
Eligibility: Registered solar systems in Connecticut
Expires: Ongoing

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