Oregon Department of EnergyORrebateStatewide

Solar + Storage Rebate (LISP Solar)

Rebate amount
Up to $30,000per kW
Your qualifying range
$750 – $30,000

Calculated at $0.75/W ($750/kW). Capped at the lesser of $30,000 or 50% of the net system cost. Paired storage is also eligible for up to $15,000 ($300/kWh), capped at 60% of net cost.

Low-Income Service Providers (LISPs)—including affordable housing, non-profits, and local governments—can receive up to $30,000 for installing solar PV systems through the OSSRP.

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Guidance

This incentive provides up to $30,000 for new solar PV systems installed by qualifying Low-Income Service Providers (LISPs) in Oregon. The rebate covers up to 50% of the net system cost and is applied as an upfront discount by an approved contractor.

Homeowner Tasks

  • Confirm eligibility as a Low-Income Service Provider (LISP).

    Applicant must be an affordable multi-family housing developer, nonprofit, or tribal/local government entity serving low-income individuals in Oregon.

  • Select an ODOE-approved contractor.

    You must work with a contractor who is officially approved by the Oregon Department of Energy for this specific program.

Contractor Tasks

  • Secure a rebate reservation.

    You must secure the rebate reservation before any construction begins on the project.

  • Provide the net system cost.

    Document the final net cost of the new solar PV system to calculate the final rebate amount.

  • Apply the rebate as an upfront discount.

    The approved rebate amount must be provided as an upfront discount directly on the customer's invoice.

Income qualification is required. This program is exclusively for qualifying Low-Income Service Providers.
Pre-enrollment is strictly required. Any construction started before a reservation is secured will disqualify the project.
The rebate amount will be calculated as 50% of the net system cost, up to a maximum of $30,000.
This program is scheduled to run from June 15, 2026, through January 2, 2029.

Qualification

  • Pre-approval required
  • Contractor enrollment required

    Contractors must be ODOE-approved.

Not required: energy star certified equipment · ahri matched pair · income-qualified · has income-qualified portion · permit required · fuel switching required

Paid to:Contractor
Stackability: Can be stacked with utility incentives and Energy Trust of Oregon incentives, but these must be deducted from the total project cost to determine the 'net cost' basis for the ODOE rebate. Federal tax credits may also apply.

Important Dates

Program runs:
June 15, 2026January 2, 2029

Budget & Availability

  • May 5, 2026
    Funding is currently open.

How to Submit

Must use an approved contractor. A reservation is required before installation. Rebate is applied as an upfront discount.

Program Resources

  • Oregon Department of EnergyOR
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