SUNBEAM INNOVATIONS
Delaware makes transitioning to renewable energy highly profitable by combining heavy federal tax relief with substantial state-level cash grants and performance-based incentives. This robust financial stack drastically lowers the barrier to entry for clean energy in the First State.
The bedrock of your savings is the Federal ITC, which 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 instantly qualify for a $7,800 federal tax credit. There is no cap, and the credit rolls over if you cannot use it all in the first year.
If you are a Delmarva Power or Delaware Electric Cooperative (DEC) customer, you can access substantial upfront cash grants through the DGEP. These grants offer a direct rebate based on the size (kW) of your system, frequently taking thousands of dollars right off the top of your installation cost. Funding is tiered and finite, so SunBeam Innovations actively monitors the state portals to secure your block before allocations dry up.
In addition to grants, Delaware operates a thriving Solar Renewable Energy Certificate (SREC) market. Utility companies are legally required to produce a certain amount of solar power. To meet this mandate, they buy SRECs directly from homeowners. For every 1,000 kWh your panels produce, you generate an SREC that can be sold for cash, creating a steady stream of income over the life of your system.
Delaware famously has 0% state sales tax, meaning your entire solar hardware purchase is automatically tax-free. Furthermore, adding a Tier-1 solar array permanently increases your home's equity, and local jurisdictions generally do not penalize you with higher property taxes for renewable energy upgrades.
Our engineers will build a custom solar blueprint engineered for your operation — backed by 30-year linear warranties and Tier-1 equipment.
