{"id":6,"count":41,"description":"Rebates and incentives are a crucial way to encourage broader adoption of solar energy and full home electrification<\/a> across the country.\r\n\r\nThese incentives will typically come from your utility, state government, or the federal government in the form of tax credits, property tax abatements, one-time rebates, or performance-based rebates.\r\n\r\nLowering the cost of going solar helps more people in your community go solar, which supports clean air, a more resilient energy grid, lower energy prices, and lower fossil fuel emissions.\r\n\r\nRelated: <\/strong>Solar Rebates by State<\/a>\r\n

Solar Incentives and Rebates Terms<\/h2>\r\nThe concept of solar incentives is simple: Reduce the cost of solar to make clean energy accessible to more people.\r\n\r\nBut solar incentives are a rat's nest of acronyms and industry terms that can be difficult to untangle. We're here to help with this handy-dandy cheat sheet.\r\n\r\nFirst, some basic terms:\r\n