Solar Power 
in Virginia

Thanks to the Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), Virginia homeowners can shave 30% off their solar installation costs. Virginia also offers a property tax exemption for solar, plus a Solar Renewable Energy Certificate (SREC) market—typically earning around $45–70 per MWh generated. Utilities statewide support net metering, crediting homeowners at retail rates for excess energy sent back to the grid. Combined, these incentives make Virginia a financially strong option for investing in solar.

Virginia’s net metering policy lets you earn credits on your utility bill when your system produces more electricity than you use—turning sunlight into monthly savings and long-term value.

Our advanced solar panels are designed to thrive in Virginia’s varied climate—working efficiently through humid summers, cloudy days, and chilly winters—so your home stays powered all year long.

Frequent rainfall across Virginia helps wash away pollen, leaves, and debris—keeping your solar panels clean and operating at peak efficiency with little hands-on effort.