SUNBEAM INNOVATIONS
While Arkansas does not currently offer a dedicated state-level income tax credit for residential solar installations, homeowners can still leverage the powerful federal incentive and state net metering policies to make going solar an incredibly profitable decision.
The foundation of your solar savings in Arkansas is the Federal ITC. This incentive allows you to deduct 30% of your total gross solar and battery system cost directly from your federal income taxes. If your system costs $26,000, you are eligible for a $7,800 federal tax credit. There is no maximum cap, and the credit rolls over to the following year if your tax liability cannot absorb it all immediately.
Net metering is the mechanism that allows your solar system to offset your utility bill. When your panels produce more electricity than your home is consuming—which is common during the sunny Arkansas summers—that excess power is sent to the grid. Your utility company (like Entergy) credits your account for this power, allowing you to use those credits when your system isn't producing as much, such as at night or during the winter.
Installing a modern, Tier-1 solar energy system adds tangible market value to your home. In an era of rising energy costs, prospective homebuyers in Arkansas are increasingly willing to pay a premium for properties that come with a predictable, low-cost energy solution already built in.
Our engineers will build a custom solar blueprint engineered for your operation — backed by 30-year linear warranties and Tier-1 equipment.
