Solar Power 
in Michigan

Thanks to the Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), Michigan homeowners can save up to 30% on solar installation costs. While the state doesn’t offer a solar tax credit, it does provide a property tax exemption—meaning any value added to your home from solar won’t raise your taxes. Many utilities, like DTE and Consumers Energy, offer net metering or credit-based programs for excess energy your panels generate. Plus, the Michigan Saves program offers low-interest financing to make solar more accessible. Together, these options make going solar in Michigan more affordable than many homeowners realize.

When your solar system produces more energy than you use, Michigan’s net metering policy allows you to earn credits on your utility bill—helping you get the most out of every sunny day.

Our high-efficiency monocrystalline panels are engineered to perform in all climates—including Michigan’s cold winters, cloudy skies, and lake-effect snow—so you can enjoy steady energy production all year long.

Frequent rain and snow in Michigan naturally rinse your panels, keeping them free of dust and debris and supporting optimal performance with minimal maintenance.