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Simply put, you cannot get free solar panels from the government. These payment plans are actually solar leases or PPAs, and theyre a no-cost upfront option that gives ownership to the solar company or installer.
Yes. If you financed the system through the seller of the system and you are contractually obligated to pay the full cost of the system, you can claim the federal solar tax credit based on the full cost of the system.
Luckily, you can take advantage of the net metering program if you live in Louisiana. Net metering that requires that you hook your system up to the general electric grid. Not only does this monitor your solar panel systems energy output but you can later sell back surplus energy to the utility companies.
Can I still get free solar panels in 2022? The short answer is no, unfortunately. Its hard to believe that, back in 2010 when the Feed-in Tariff began, companies would literally buy your solar panels for you.
Although Louisianas power rates are below average and consumption is above average, the high price of solar panel systems in the area means that solar is generally less valuable than it is in most other states. However, the majority of homeowners still save money by going solar.
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The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) The RHI is a government scheme which, as it says on the tin, promotes the use of renewables. Solar thermal panels are available through this scheme, providing they are Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) certified.
While Louisiana does not have a dedicated state rebate for solar panel installation, some manufacturers like LG offer their own solar rebates. These programs are usually time sensitive. For example, LG offers a $600 solar rebate on their equipment, which your installer can help you redeem over the next year.
Although Louisianas power rates are below average and consumption is above average, the high price of solar panel systems in the area means that solar is generally less valuable than it is in most other states. However, the majority of homeowners still save money by going solar.

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