Oregon Storage
66 verified programs, updated 2026-08-08. 1 incentive type.
Home Energy Solutions for Existing Homes
Rebate ProgramResidential, Multifamily Residential, Low Income ResidentialMay 30, 2025
Solar: $900 - $1,050/home Battery Storage: $400 - $450/kWh, up to $4,800 - $5,400/home Air Purifier: up to $75 Cooling Solutions: up to $1,650 Fireplace: $150 - $250 Heating Solutions: $250 - $4,000 Insulation: $0.75 - $2.25/sq. ft. Kitchen Appliances: Search EnergyStar LED Grow Lights: Search retailers through program website Programmable Thermostat: $100 Washer and Dryer: Search retailers through program website Water Heater: $100 - $700 Windows: up to $10.00/sq. ft.
New Buildings Program
Rebate ProgramCommercial, Industrial, Multifamily ResidentialMay 30, 2025
Varies by project type, see website for details.
Central Lincoln People's Utility District - Renewable Energy Incentive Program
Rebate ProgramUtility, Commercial, NonprofitSeptember 18, 2025
PV and Wind: $500/kW-DC Solar Water Heating: $800/system Hydro Electric: $0.05/kWh/Yr Battery Storage: purchase price (receipt required)
Solar + Storage Rebate Program
Rebate ProgramResidential, Low Income ResidentialMay 30, 2025
Varies, see below
Solar Within Reach
Rebate ProgramLow Income ResidentialMay 30, 2025
PGE: $1.00/W for solar; $900/kWh for batteries Pacific Power: $0.80/W for solar; $700/kWh for batteries
Solar Planning Program
Rebate ProgramLocal Government, SchoolsMay 30, 2025
Solar Early Design Add-on: $500 for including a Solar trade ally in Early Design Assistance meeting Solar Development Assistance: up to $2,500 to determine the solar potential of the project Battery Storage Development Assistance: up to $5,000 for a battery storage feasibility study Solar-Ready Design: up to $15,000 to build to Energy Trust solar ready standards if unable to install solar panels at the time of construction Solar Installation: up to $13,000 to install a solar electrical system Battery Storage Installation: up to $14,250 for solar storage