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EWEB - Solar Electric Program (Rebate)

You getResidential: $0.40/W-AC Commercial: $0.05/W-AC
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Quick facts

Incentive type
Rebate Program
Amount
Residential: $0.40/W-AC Commercial: $0.05/W-AC
Administrator
Eugene Water & Electric Board
Funding source
EWEB Greenpower Program
Applies to
Utility, Residential, Multifamily Residential, Low Income Residential, Local Government, Nonprofit, Schools, State Government
Technologies
Solar Photovoltaics

Dates

Start date
2008-01-25
Source last updated
September 18, 2025

About this incentive

Note: The 2025 Solar PV Program incentive budget has been fully allocated. Customers can apply in 2026. The Eugene Water & Electric Board's (EWEB) Solar Electric Program offers financial incentives for residential, nonprofit, and government customers that generate electricity from solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. The 2025 incentive amount for residential net metered customers is $0.40 per watt-AC, with a maximum incentive of $2,500. The commercial (nonprofits and public entities only) incentive amount is $0.50 per watt-AC, with a maximum of $12,500. Rebate amounts are based on the electrical output of the system after equipment and site losses are calculated. Under the rebate program, customers retain ownership of all renewable-energy credits (RECs) associated with customer generation. There is a reservation system for customers taking the rebate under the net metering program, with aggregate caps for each of three reservation periods. Customers that do not meet an 85% total solar resource fraction are eligible for net metering and interconnection, but not incentives. Interested customers should contact EWEB early in the process before installing a system. All system owners must submit an EWEB Solar Electric Program Application as well as execute a power purchase agreement. All systems must be inspected first by city or county officials and then by EWEB. Installation must be performed by an approved solar contractor , and residential customers must obtain at least two bids. All PV modules and inverters must be listed and rated in the California Energy Commission’s Emerging Renewables Program .

Data updated . Always confirm details on the official program website before applying. Programs change frequently.