Solar power arkansas

Solar energy accounted for 6% of the renewable electricity production in Arkansas in 202012. The state’s solar capacity currently equals 581 MW1. The solar energy production in Arkansas is 60 times higher today than it was in 201512. Arkansas is a strong place to consider investing in home solar, because costs have fallen and there's a high amount of sunshine blanketing the state3. There is also a strong net metering policy in effect3. [pdf]
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Arkansas solar energy incentives

Arkansas currently does not have residential solar panel incentives, but you can still take advantage of the 30% federal solar investment tax credit (ITC). The ITC drops to 26% in 2033 and then 22% in 2034. The ITC reduces your federal tax liability by 30% of the cost of installing solar panels. [pdf]
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Arkansas solar panel grants

Arkansas offers a few solar panel incentives in the form of financing programs. Based on our research, Arkansas does not have solar rebates or state tax credits. Here is an overview of the available solar energy programs in the state of Arkansas: Incentive value: No direct savings [pdf]
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