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Florida Solar Rebates Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the Florida Solar Energy System Incentives Program?


The Florida Solar Energy System Incentives Program provides a set dollar amount rebate for the purchase and installation of solar domestic water heating and solar thermal swimming pool heating systems. Photovoltaic (solar electric) systems and commercial solar water heating system rebates are based upon system size and performance.

What is a rebate?

A rebate means a cash payment after the purchase of a qualified solar system. The expense of purchasing and installing the system is the responsibility of the rebate applicant.

Can I apply for more than one rebate?

Rebates are limited to one solar water heater, one solar pool heater and one photovoltaic system per resident.

Do I have to report my rebate as income on my federal tax return?

No, the rebate is not considered taxable income, but you will need to deduct it from the cost of the system when you are calculating your federal solar energy tax credit. You should consult for financial advisor for assistance.

Amount of Solar Rebates

How much are the rebates?


* Solar thermal swimming pool heaters are eligible for a $100 rebate per system
* Solar domestic water heaters are eligible for a $500 rebate per system
* Commercial solar water heating systems are eligible for a rebate of $15 per 1,000
Btu, with a maximum rebate amount of $5,000
* Photovoltaic systems of 2 kilowatts (kW) or larger can qualify for a rebate based
on the manufacturer’s power output rating of the system. The amount is $4 per
Watt with a residential cap of $20,000 and a $100,000 cap for commercial,
publicly-owned, or private non-profit organizations.

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