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Solar Rebates in New York City

Here's exactly how the solar rebate works in New York City (Con Edison territory), plus local installers to call.

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How much you get

The standard residential NY-Sun rebate block in Con Edison territory is closed to market-rate customers as of 2026. Households at or below roughly 80% of area median income can apply for the Affordable Solar Residential Incentive, reported at about $0.80/watt (roughly $5,600 on a 7kW system).

Market-rate homeowners are left with net metering plus the 25% New York State solar tax credit — no direct utility or NY-Sun cash rebate right now.

Verify before you rely on this: The $5,600/7kW example wasn't independently re-verified against a primary NYSERDA page in this research pass — confirm current figures before publishing them to a customer.

Sources: EnergySage Con Edison net metering 2026, Palmetto NY Solar 2026

Administered by: NYSERDA NY-Sun (Affordable Solar)

New York City-specific note

New York City adds a genuine city-level benefit on top of the state incentive: a residential solar property tax abatement (via NYC Department of Buildings/HPD) worth 7.5%/year of installed cost for 4 years (30% total), capped at roughly $62,500/year or $250,000 total. This is a real, distinct city program, not a repeat of the state incentive — though those specific caps weren't independently re-confirmed against nyc.gov in this pass, so verify them before relying on the exact number.

Solar installers in New York City

We don't have verified local installer data for New York City in this category yet. Browse the full installer directory → for HVAC, solar, and electrical installers near New York City.

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Common questions

How much is the Solar rebate in New York City?

The standard residential NY-Sun rebate block in Con Edison territory is closed to market-rate customers as of 2026. Households at or below roughly 80% of area median income can apply for the Affordable Solar Residential Incentive, reported at about $0.80/watt (roughly $5,600 on a 7kW system).

Is that Solar figure confirmed?

The $5,600/7kW example wasn't independently re-verified against a primary NYSERDA page in this research pass — confirm current figures before publishing them to a customer.

Is there a New York City-specific top-up beyond the territory program?

New York City adds a genuine city-level benefit on top of the state incentive: a residential solar property tax abatement (via NYC Department of Buildings/HPD) worth 7.5%/year of installed cost for 4 years (30% total), capped at roughly $62,500/year or $250,000 total. This is a real, distinct city program, not a repeat of the state incentive — though those specific caps weren't independently re-confirmed against nyc.gov in this pass, so verify them before relying on the exact number.

Where do I find solar installers in New York City?

Browse real, currently-reviewed installers near New York City on our installer directory, or run our free assessment for a shortlist matched to your project.

Other Con Edison Cities

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Next steps

View all New York City rebate programs → or contact us → if something here looks out of date.

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