
Oregon Solar Incentives
Investing in a solar energy system in Oregon will significantly decrease your home energy expenses, carbon footprint, and dependence on fossil fuels. There are several
Now through the end of 2022, the federal government is offering a tax credit worth 26% of your entire solar purchase.
State incentives put a hefty cash rebate into your wallet, offsetting the cost of solar immediately.
While electricity bills continue to rise, you’ll lock in your energy costs, reducing your lifetime spend on power by tens of thousands of dollars.
When you go solar with Smart Solar Energy, you will be treated with honesty, respect, and stellar customer service. You’ll benefit from our expertise as a certified Solar Trade Ally member, as well as our local connections and our team of local solar experts.
Every Smart Solar Energy Co. employee and vendor specializes in the Northwest solar panel market. All of our expert solar technicians are industry licensed, factory-trained, and factory-certified.
We will connect you to the local banks and credit unions that offer the best rates on solar financing to get you the sweetest deal possible on your solar purchase.
While electricity bills continue to rise, you’ll lock in your energy costs, reducing your lifetime spend on power by tens of thousands of dollars.
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