Solar Power 
in Wisconsin

With the Federal ITC, Wisconsin homeowners receive 30% off solar installation costs. The state also waives sales tax (~5%) and provides a property tax exemption, ensuring solar additions don't increase home taxes. Through the Focus on Energy program, you can earn rebates—typically $300, with an extra $300 available in rural areas. Wisconsin utilities offer net metering, with excess power credited at retail rates (or avoided-cost for sell-back) through providers like WE Energies and WPS. With these incentives, going solar in Wisconsin can lead to substantial long-term savings.

When your solar system generates more energy than you use, Wisconsin’s net metering policy allows you to earn credits on your utility bill—helping you make the most of sunny days and lower your monthly costs.

Our high-efficiency monocrystalline panels are built to handle Wisconsin’s climate—from snowy winters to humid summers—so you’ll enjoy consistent, year-round energy production.

Wisconsin’s regular snowfall and rainfall naturally clean your panels by washing away dust, pollen, and debris—supporting strong energy output with minimal upkeep.