Solar Tax Credits, Incentives and Solar Rebates in the United States
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Latest Update: December 2018There are more than 1,600 programs designed to stimulate the adoption of solar power in the United States. These financial incentives and regulatory programs can significantly improve the financial feasibility of installing solar panels.
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Summary Data for Arizona
| State Capital | Phoenix |
| Solar Value Index | $922 |
| Solar Energy Produced | 8766 kWh / year |
| Average retail electricity price (2017 data) | 10.52 cents / kWh |
| Average annual consumption per household (2015 data) | 12333 kWh |
| Levelized Cost of Solar Electricity | 7.07 cents / kWh |
| Reached grid parity? | Yes |
The Grand Canyon State runs primarily on coal, natural gas and nuclear energy. Arizona boasts the largest nuclear power plant in the United States: the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station (with nearly 4,000 MW generation capacity). The state has a leading role in solar energy potential as well, with one of the highest solar insolation levels in the nation.