Looking at solar in Texas? Here is every incentive and rebate you can stack in 2026, starting with the 30% federal tax credit and then Texas’s own programs. Texas has no statewide solar tax credit, but strong local utility rebates plus tax exemptions and abundant sun make it one of the best-value solar states.
Texas Solar Incentives & Rebates in 2026
- Federal tax credit (30%) on the full system cost.
- Local utility rebates (for example Austin Energy, Oncor, CPS Energy) that can be worth thousands.
- Property tax exemption on the added home value from solar.
- No state income tax, so more of your savings stay with you.
- Net metering at many Texas utilities (varies by provider).
What Solar Costs in Texas
Texas gets a lot of sun, so systems produce strongly. A typical 7 kW system runs about $21,000 before incentives, less after the 30% federal credit and any Texas programs. Use the calculator above for your estimate.
Is Solar Worth It in Texas?
For most Texans with a moderate bill, yes, especially with local rebates and high production. See our full breakdown: Is Solar Worth It in 2026?
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FAQ
Are there solar rebates in Texas?
Yes. On top of the 30% federal tax credit, Texas offers the incentives listed above. Confirm current amounts before purchasing.
Can I combine Texas and federal incentives?
Yes. The federal credit stacks with Texas rebates and tax exemptions.
Related
General 2026 guidance, not tax advice. Verify current Texas program rules before purchasing.