DSIRE or, the Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy provides a wealth of information for home and business owners. However, we figured it’d be a good idea to compile practical case-studies on a state by state basis utilizing each state’s incentives for both individual homeowners and business owners. Hopefully this guide will be a useful reference for all and show in a very practical way how solar power can be financed in each state. Additionally, we will furnish a solar legislation rating for each state:
– Excellent! Those are some progressive thinking bigwigs!
– Pretty darn good.
– Not bad, but some more work can be done at the capital.
– Poor. There are some problems getting solar bills through congress.
– Pathetic. New legislators need to be elected.
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are there federal grants that allow for installation of wind/solar power for residental in the state of Oklahoma?
karol,
grants are our weakest area of solar incentive knowledge. We are hoping to update our site soon with more of that, but for now, google google google.
I am in Tuscaloosa AL.
My question is:
If I (certify eclectic company) install (of course all electrical codes will be follow) solar panels and will do back feeding into the grid Alabama Power has to swallow that? If yes or no please advice me.
Michigan with only two stars when it comes renewable energy? This is because MI House and Senate are representing the intrests of DTE.