How many people are going solar in Puget Sound?

In the past few years, more than 5,500 Puget Sound Energy customers have installed their own solar-energy systems. And the number of people going solar continues to grow. It's not just our region's long and sunny summer days that suit the generation of solar-powered electricity.

Is solar power a bright future for Western Washington?

Though we see plenty of rain and clouds here in Western Washington, solar power promises a bright future for our region. In the past few years, more than 5,500 Puget Sound Energy customers have installed their own solar-energy systems. And the number of people going solar continues to grow.

Can PSE guarantee the availability of the Washington Production Incentive Program funds?

Please be aware that PSE cannot guarantee the availability of the Washington Production Incentive Program funds. Eligibility in the state incentive program is determined by the WSU Energy Program.

How much is the AMI for the Puget Sound area?

The law requires the Department of Energy to provide guidance to states and then each can set up its own program. Some states might add energy efficiency or other standards; some might reimburse contractors vs. operating rebate banks. According to Fannie Mae, the AMI for the Puget Sound area for 2022 is $124,600.

Are electric home rebates tax deductible?

Starting in 2023, there are also federal rebates available from the new “High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate” program. These aren’t tax credits; they’re point-of-sale rebates that homeowners will receive as discounts as they make approved improvements. These rebates are tied to household income.