Ameren solar panel rebate

Does Ameren offer a solar rebate?

Ameren’s rebate can be used with state and federal incentives to lower solar panel costs even further! A federal income tax credit equal to 30% of solar installation costs. The Smart Inverter Rebate program, also called the Customer Generation Rebate, is an upfront rebate that directly lowers the cost of installing solar panels.

Does Ameren offer solar incentives?

Ameren’s smart inverter incentive helps reduce the upfront cost of qualifying solar panel systems. However, if you use this incentive, you will no longer receive full-retail net metering. Instead, excess solar energy credits will be valued at a rate slightly lower than the full retail rate. Does Ameren Illinois offer solar incentives or rebates?

Does Ameren Missouri offer private solar installation?

Ameren Missouri helps customers who want to invest in solar energy. There are options available for having solar panels installed on your home (private solar installation). It's essential to understand all the steps when connecting to the Ameren Missouri grid. Keep reading to learn more.

Can solar panels lower my Ameren Illinois bill?

Ameren Illinois is one of the largest electric utility companies in the state, providing electric service to 1.2 million customers. If you’re one of them, you might have considered installing solar panels to help lower your Ameren Illinois bill. Ameren Illinois customers have access to some of the best solar incentives in the country.

Does Ameren pay for solar panels?

For example, if you used 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) from the grid and your solar panels produced 800 kWh of solar energy, you’ll be billed for 200 kWh from Ameren. If your solar panels generate more energy than you use from the grid, you’ll be given a bill credit for each kWh of excess solar you send to Ameren.

Does Ameren offer net metering?

Yes, Ameren customers who install solar panels can take advantage of full retail net metering! Net metering is a billing structure that lets customers “sell back” energy to their utility companies. Any solar energy produced on your roof will first be used to power your home.