Solar Incentives for Homeowners
Recent changes to utility rebates and tax incentives make now a great time to explore going solar for Habitat homeowners:
- As of January 1, 2024, ALL Habitat homeowners are eligible for Xcel Energy’s Solar Rewards Program. This program provides a significant up-front incentive for installing solar panels PLUS a 10 year annual production incentive.
- The federal Inflation Reduction Act provides tax credits for solar installations at a minimum of 30% and as high as 70% of installation cost depending on location and income.
3 benefits of going solar:
- Monthly savings on utility bills
- Long-term protection from utility price increases
- Reducing CO2 emissions is good for the environment
Twin Cities Habitat invites you to explore solar through one of our trusted partners:
All Energy Solar
Charles Mollenkamp: (612) 248-0560
All Energy Solar is a local provider that has been installing solar in the Twin Cities since 2009. They provide full solar panel installation service as well as financing. A new program offering could mean no-cost solar installation for a limited number of homeowners.
Apadana Solar
Andy Goke: (612) 470-1393
Apadana is a local full service solar provider, helping homeowners to maximize their solar resources and navigate financial incentives. They are a certified small, minority owned business enterprise ranked highly by solar industry organizations.
Cooperative Energy Futures (CEF)
Chris Loch: (612) 568-2334
Cooperative Energy Futures is a local cooperative with a focus on serving low-income populations. Their Affordable Solar Program offers rooftop solar at no upfront cost, and their community solar gardens are available when rooftop solar isn't a good fit.
Solar United Neighbors (SUN)
Bobby King: (612) 293-7267
SUN is a non-profit that helps homeowners get rooftop solar by using their group buying power to get the best price and service from a local installer. Their group buys are free to join and there is no obligation to go solar. SUN can also help with any questions you have about going solar.
** Top Tip: Get quotes from at least 3 companies before selecting any contractor. A full list of solar installers who have agreed to the Minnesota Solar Energy Industries Association (MnSEIA) code of conduct can be found at: www.mnseia.org
Maintenance Funds
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity and Amerinat have distributed all remaining homeowner maintenance funds.
If you have questions about the distribution or your mortgage, please contact Amerinat Customer Service at 800-943-1988 or customerservice@amerinatls.com
Here are the most requested resources for homeowners.
Home Repair: While the A Brush with Kindness program is no longer accepting applications for home repair projects, we have provided additional resources that are available on the Home Repair page. These resources include home repair help, assistance with home chores for seniors, weatherization programs, and more.
Foreclosure Prevention: We want you to stay in your home. Habitat
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