Solar Power 
in Utah

With the Federal ITC, Utah homeowners can reduce solar installation costs by 30%. While there's no state-wide net metering, Rocky Mountain Power’s net billing (Schedule 137) gives credit for excess energy, and many municipal utilities offer full net-metering options. However, Utah has no property tax exemption on solar additions. Despite the lack of major state incentives, the federal credit plus distributed generation programs still make solar a compelling investment in Utah.

Utah’s net metering program allows you to earn energy credits for any excess power your solar system generates, helping you offset future electricity usage and maximize your savings over time.

Our high-efficiency monocrystalline panels are built to handle Utah’s high elevation, intense sunlight, and cold winters—delivering reliable power through all four seasons, from Salt Lake to St. George.

Utah’s dry climate means less buildup on your panels, and seasonal rain or snow helps keep them naturally clean—supporting optimal energy output with little maintenance required.