The program, first opened January 1st 2018, provides Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress customers with a rebate for solar systems installed. The program is fully subscribed for 2019, with the exception of non profits.
Residents, nonprofits and businesses that plan a new solar energy project in late 2019 or 2020 can become eligible to apply for up to thousands of dollars back on a solar project. Check out the articles throughout this website for more information.
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For a second year, within days after the 2019 Duke Energy Carolina and Duke Energy Progress solar rebate opened for applications on January 2, 2019, the residential and commercial rebate segments are now tapped. Duke Energy, which has authority over administering the rebate program,...
Just about two weeks after the 2018 Duke Energy Carolina and Duke Energy Progress solar rebate opened for applications on July 9, 2018, the utility announced that the residential and commercial rebate segments are fully subscribed for the year. A waiting list has been...
For the 2018 solar rebate, you must be a Duke Energy Carolinas or Duke Energy Progress customer living in North Carolina. The Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress solar rebate requires that your bidirectional meter either be installed in the same year, or...
On July 9, 2018, Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress opened the 2018 rebate program for applications – which have been handled in the order received. Most solar installers handled 2018 and 2019 rebate applications for their customers. The 2018 rebate is now fully subscribed...
A professional solar energy consultant is best equipped to tell you if your home or business is a good candidate for solar, often starting with a short conversation over the phone when you call into their office during work hours. Generally the best homes...
Net energy metering is the practice where a solar customer gets credit for their solar power, whenever they have more than they need. Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress issue a bidirectional meter for the home, which is a meter that spins both...
