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Nevada

Solar & Net Metering Policy

Available
Net Metering
None
State Tax Credit
30%
Federal ITC
None
SREC Market

Net metering is available in Nevada, allowing solar owners to send excess electricity back to the grid and receive credits on their utility bill. Tiered net metering rate structure based on the state's installed capacity limits. Nevada does not currently offer a state solar tax credit, though the federal 30% ITC still applies to qualifying installations. Additional savings are available through a property tax exemption on the added home value.

Full Policy Details

Net Metering AvailableYes
Net Metering Rate75% of retail rate (current tier)
State Tax CreditNone
Federal ITC (30%)Applies
SREC MarketNone
Utility RebatesAvailable
Property Tax ExemptionYes
Sales Tax ExemptionNo
Interconnection StandardPUCN standardized rules

Net Metering Notes

Tiered net metering rate structure based on the state's installed capacity limits.

Utility Rebate Details

NV Energy offers storage incentives.

How Nevada Compares to Neighboring States

StateNet MeteringState CreditProperty Tax ExemptSales Tax Exempt
Nevada ★YesNoneYesNo
ArizonaYes25% up to $1,000YesYes
CaliforniaYesNoneYesNo
IdahoYesTax deduction up to $20,000NoNo
OregonYesNoneYesYes

Frequently Asked Questions — Nevada Solar Incentives

Does Nevada have net metering?

Yes. Nevada has net metering, which allows solar panel owners to receive credits for excess electricity sent back to the grid. Tiered net metering rate structure based on the state's installed capacity limits.

What solar tax credits are available in Nevada?

Nevada does not currently offer a state solar tax credit. However, the federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) provides a 30% tax credit on qualifying solar installations nationwide.

What is the federal solar tax credit and does it apply in Nevada?

The federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) provides a 30% tax credit on the total cost of a solar installation. It applies in Nevada for qualifying residential and commercial installations. The ITC is claimed on your federal tax return in the year the system is installed.

Is solar equipment exempt from property tax in Nevada?

Yes. Nevada offers a property tax exemption for solar installations, meaning the added home value from your solar system is not subject to additional property taxes.

Is there a sales tax exemption for solar in Nevada?

Nevada does not currently offer a sales tax exemption for solar equipment. Sales tax applies to the purchase of solar panels and installation materials at the standard state rate.

Does Nevada have an SREC market?

Nevada does not currently have an active SREC market. Solar owners in Nevada cannot generate additional income through SREC sales at this time.

Are there utility rebates for solar in Nevada?

Yes. Utility rebates are available in Nevada. NV Energy offers storage incentives.

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Official Source

Nevada Public Utility Commission

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Last verified: 2026-03-24 · Always confirm current incentives before installing solar.