Solar costs and incentives, worked out for homeowners state by state.
It is our own consumer website. Homeowners use it to compare solar costs, tax credits and rebates in their state, and to be matched with local installers at no cost to them.
- Serves
- Homeowners researching solar
- Cost to homeowners
- Free
- Owned and run by
- Digital Economics
- Website
- ecogenamerica.com
What it does
- State cost guidesWhat a typical home solar system costs in each state, and how that figure is worked out.
- IncentivesWhich tax credits, state programs and utility rebates apply, and what each is worth.
- Savings calculatorAn estimate of what solar could take off a household's power bill.
- Installer matchingA short form that connects a homeowner with local installers who serve their area.
Where Digital Economics fits
We own EcoGen America and run it ourselves, from the research behind each guide to the site it lives on. Most of what we know about turning a search into a phone call, we learned here.
Who should get in touch
Homeowners
Everything is on the EcoGen America site, including the form to be matched with installers near you.
Go to ecogenamerica.com (opens in a new tab)Solar installers
If you install solar and want to hear how working with EcoGen America works, our lead team can walk you through it.
Contact the lead team