In Northern Nevada, homeowners are increasingly feeling the squeeze of rising utility bills and unpredictable energy costs. It’s a common frustration: opening that monthly NV Energy statement only to find another surge, leaving you feeling powerless against a system that often seems rigged. This concern is now amplified by two critical developments that demand your immediate attention.

The Looming Deadline: Your 30% Federal Solar Tax Credit

The most significant incentive for going solar, the 30% Federal Solar Tax Credit (ITC), is rapidly approaching its expiration date: December 31, 2025. This isn’t just a minor discount; it’s a direct dollar-for-dollar reduction in your federal tax liability, covering a substantial portion of your solar installation costs. For many Reno families, this credit translates into thousands of dollars in savings, making solar more accessible and affordable than ever before. Missing this deadline means missing out on this unparalleled financial opportunity.

 

Crucially, this 30% residential solar tax credit (Section 25D) will officially end after December 31, 2025. This change was signed into law through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on July 4, 2025, confirming that the solar tax credit is ending with no phase-down. Unlike earlier versions of the bill that included a step-down over several years, the final law removes that option. There will be no partial credit in 2026. Homeowners and installers need to move quickly to secure permits, equipment, and inspections in time to claim this full 30% credit.

NV Energy & Net Metering: A Shifting Landscape

Adding to the urgency, NV Energy is proposing changes to its Net Metering program. Historically, net metering has allowed solar homeowners to receive credits for excess energy sent back to the grid, significantly offsetting their bills. However, proposed adjustments could reduce these credits, impacting the long-term financial benefits for new solar installations. Acting now could potentially grandfather you into more favorable existing rates, protecting your investment against future policy shifts.

Why This Matters for Northern Nevada Homeowners

These converging factors create a narrow but crucial window for Reno homeowners. The combination of a fading federal incentive and potential local policy changes means that the financial landscape for solar is evolving. Delaying your decision could result in higher out-of-pocket costs and reduced long-term savings. Your home is your sanctuary, and securing its energy future against these external pressures is paramount for stability and peace of mind.

Your Solution: Secure Your Future with Reno Solar Today

At Reno Solar, we understand these concerns because we are your neighbors. As a locally owned and operated company, we are deeply committed to empowering Northern Nevada homeowners with reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy solutions. We offer No Upfront Cost Solar Installation and a robust 25-year warranty on both Equipment and Workmanship, ensuring your investment is protected for decades. Our community trust is reflected in our
“Best of Reno 2023” and “NextDoor Neighborhood Favorite” awards, and our partnership with NV Energy in training future solar inspectors.
Imagine a future where your energy bills are stable, your home is powered by clean, abundant sunshine, and you have true control over your energy costs. This isn’t just a dream; it’s a tangible reality that Reno Solar can help you achieve.

Don’t Wait: Calculate Your Savings Before It’s Too Late!

The time to act is now. Don’t let this golden opportunity to save thousands on solar and secure your energy independence pass you by. The 30% Federal Solar Tax Credit is ending, and local energy policies are shifting. Take control of your energy future today.
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