Oregon Department of EnergyORrebateStatewide

Solar + Storage Rebate (LISP Storage)

Rebate amount
Up to $15,000per kWh
Your qualifying range
$300 – $15,000

Rebate is calculated at $300 per kWh of storage capacity, capped at $15,000 per system. The total rebate amount (paired with solar) cannot exceed 50% of the net cost of the system. Net cost is defined as total eligible costs minus any other utility or Energy Trust of Oregon incentives.

Low-Income Service Providers can add an energy storage system to their solar arrays and receive a rebate of up to $15,000, boosting their community resilience during outages.

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Guidance

This incentive provides an upfront discount of up to $15,000 for qualified Low-Income Service Providers (LISPs) in Oregon adding energy storage to a solar system. To qualify, the storage system must feature islanding capabilities, and you must use an approved contractor who secures a reservation before beginning construction.

Homeowner Tasks

  • Confirm LISP eligibility

    Verify that your organization qualifies as a Low-Income Service Provider (LISP) under program rules.

  • Verify project location

    Ensure the property and installation project are located within the state of Oregon.

Contractor Tasks

  • Register as an approved contractor

    Ensure your business is actively approved by the ODOE program prior to undertaking the project.

  • Submit a reservation request

    Apply for and secure an official reservation approval from the program before starting any construction.

  • Verify equipment specifications

    Ensure the project is adding energy storage to a solar system and that the storage unit has islanding capabilities.

  • Apply upfront discount

    Provide the incentive amount as an upfront discount directly on the customer's invoice.

Do not begin construction until the reservation is approved by ODOE; starting early will disqualify the project from receiving the rebate.
This rebate is exclusively for Low-Income Service Providers (LISPs) and requires strict income/status qualification.
The program is active for projects starting between June 15, 2026, and 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
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Important Dates

Program runs:
June 15, 2026January 2, 2029

Budget & Availability

  • May 5, 2026
    Funding is currently open.

How to Submit

Must be paired with solar and have islanding capability. Reservation required prior to installation using an approved contractor.

Program Resources

  • Oregon Department of EnergyOR
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