Looking at solar in Florida? Here is every incentive and rebate you can stack in 2026, and the headline has changed: the 30% federal tax credit expired at the end of 2025, so Florida’s own programs are what is left. Florida lives up to the Sunshine State name, and its tax exemptions plus net metering make solar pay off well even without a state credit.
Florida Solar Incentives & Rebates in 2026
- No federal tax credit on a 2026 cash or loan purchase - Section 25D expired 31 December 2025.
- Solar sales tax exemption (no sales tax on the equipment).
- Property tax exemption on the added home value.
- Net metering across major Florida utilities.
- No state income tax and abundant sun.
What Solar Costs in Florida
Florida's high sun hours mean strong year-round production. A typical 7 kW system runs about $21,000 before incentives. There is no federal tax credit in 2026, so only Florida programs reduce that. Use the calculator above for your estimate.
Is Solar Worth It in Florida?
Yes for most Florida homeowners, thanks to high production and the tax exemptions. See our full breakdown: Is Solar Worth It in 2026?
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FAQ
Are there solar rebates in Florida?
Yes, at the state and utility level. The 30% federal tax credit expired 31 December 2025, but Florida still offers the incentives listed above. Confirm current amounts before purchasing.
Can I combine Florida and federal incentives?
There is no federal credit left to stack on a 2026 cash or loan purchase. Florida rebates and exemptions still stack with each other.
Related
General 2026 guidance, not tax advice. Verify current Florida program rules before purchasing.