New Jersey Solar Incentives & Tax Credits (2025)
Comprehensive guide to federal tax credits, state rebates, net metering policies, and utility programmes available to New Jersey solar customers. Maximize your savings with the latest incentive information.
Available Incentives
π° Available Incentives
Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
FederalAvailable for all residential solar installations through 2032.
Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SRECs)
StateEarn SRECs for every 1,000 kWh generated and sell them in the market.
Property Tax Exemption
StateSolar installations are exempt from New Jersey property tax increases.
Sales Tax Exemption
StateSolar equipment purchases are exempt from New Jersey's 6.625% sales tax.
Important: Incentives are subject to change. Always verify current rates and availability with your installer and local authorities.
Federal Solar Tax Credit (ITC)
Current Rate
30%
Of total system cost including installation
Timeline
- β’ 2022-2032: 30% credit
- β’ 2033: 26% credit
- β’ 2034: 22% credit
- β’ 2035+: No federal credit
New Jersey State Incentives
Net Metering Policy
Credit Rate
Retail rate compensation for excess energy sent to the grid
System Size Limit
Up to 100% of annual energy usage in most utilities
State Rebate Programmes
Residential Solar Rebate
Additional rebates available through state energy office and utility partners
Property Tax Exemption
Solar installations may be exempt from property tax increases
Utility Programmes
Time-of-Use Rates
Many utilities offer time-of-use pricing that can increase solar savings by paying more for energy produced during peak hours.
Interconnection
Streamlined interconnection processes help reduce installation time and costs for residential solar systems.
Calculate Your Incentives
Get personalized incentive calculations and current programme availability from qualified installers in New Jersey.
Important Deadlines
Act Soon to Secure Incentives
- β’ Federal tax credit remains at 30% through 2032
- β’ State rebate programmes may have funding limits
- β’ Utility incentives can change with little notice
- β’ Net metering policies may be updated annually