Solar Power 
in Colorado

Thanks to the Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), Colorado homeowners can reduce their solar installation costs by up to 30%. On top of that, many utilities in Colorado—like Xcel Energy and Holy Cross Energy—offer additional rebates and performance-based incentives that reward you for the energy your panels produce. The state also provides a property tax exemption for solar, meaning the added value to your home won’t raise your property taxes. These incentives make Colorado one of the most cost-effective places to switch to solar.

When your system produces more energy than you use, Colorado’s net metering policy ensures you earn credits on your utility bill—helping you get the most from every clear, sunny day in the Rockies.

Our high-efficiency monocrystalline panels are built to perform in all seasons—including Colorado’s intense sun, occasional hail, and snowy winters—so you enjoy reliable, year-round power generation.

Colorado’s frequent sunshine is balanced by regular snowfall and afternoon showers, which help rinse your panels naturally and maintain peak performance with minimal upkeep.