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Government Gives Ohio Homeowners Massive Credit To Go Solar

If you pay more than $99/month for power, you will most likely qualify.

David MillerOctober 30th, 2024

Ohio homeowners who are fed up with rising energy costs are taking advantage of new government savings programs. These programs are massive, especially the Ohio Solar Programs that encourage homeowners to use clean energy by reducing solar power projects to $0 installations.

In order to get more people to switch to clean solar energy the federal government is highly incentivizing homeowners who live in specific zip codes to go solar with $1000’s of dollars in rebates and incentives. Homeowners that qualify are able to drastically reduce their power bills without any upfront costs. If you're paying more than $99/month for power, the savings can be very substantial.

When homeowners visit Energybillcruncher to see if they qualify, many are shocked to learn that solar panels can be installed on their home with no upfront costs after rebates and solar incentives. You can find out which solar incentives are offered in your area by using your zip code. You can even use this tool to help calculate your savings by entering your utility provider and your average power bill. In many cases, customers are saving up to 70% on the cost of powering their home each year.

See If You Qualify For A $0 Down Solar Installation

How Do Solar Programs Work?

Solar panels are much cheaper today than they were 10 years ago, which means millions of homeowners that could not previously afford to do so are switching to solar. Ohio Homeowners that qualify for this new program no longer have pay huge upfront costs to get solar panels. In addition, qualified homeowners who go solar can get 30% of their purchase price back through the federal solar tax credit. With rebates being as high as they are, homeowners are able to drastically reduce their power bill without paying a single penny out of their own pocket.

Start By Selecting Your Monthly Energy Bill:

See If I am Eligible