Key Points
- The cost of solar panels in Rhode Island varies based on your system size, location, installer, and other factors.
- Residents can save on solar installation costs with various solar incentives and programs, both federal and local.
- SaveOnEnergy offers a range of resources to help you learn about solar and choose your system in Rhode Island.
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Solar power FAQs
The average cost of solar panels in Rhode Island is $24,420. But that price can be reduced through tax credits and incentives from the federal and state governments.
Solar power in Rhode Island is a worthwhile investment, and solar energy has become an important source of power in the state. However, you’ll want to consider your location, energy use habits, and budget before deciding to install solar panels in Rhode Island.
The amount you can save with solar panels depends on how much energy your solar panels generate and your energy usage habits. Rhode Island residents currently pay an average electricity bill of $157.48 per month, meaning you could expect to save around $1,890 per year.
With many great competing solar installers to choose from, you’ll want to do your homework before you make a selection. SaveOnEnergy also has resources to help you find the right solar installer for your needs.
Solar power is a renewable resource, meaning it never runs out. It’s also a green energy source — it doesn’t emit harmful greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere and can help reduce your carbon footprint.