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Solar in Rhode Island

Costs, incentives, payback and top installers

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What to expect
Avg. electric rate
$0.18 /kWh
Sun hours
5.0 /day
Typical system
7.0 kW
Cost per watt
$2.75 /W

Incentives in Rhode Island

  • Federal ITC (30%)

    30% tax credit applies to eligible costs. Consult your tax advisor.

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Solar in Rhode Island — overview

Thinking about going solar in Rhode Island? See realistic costs, incentives and a conservative payback window for your ZIP — then compare 2–3 quotes from vetted local installers.

On this page we cover total system cost (by $/W and size), the 30% federal ITC and Alabama‑specific programs, utility export/“net metering” basics, battery options for backup and TOU shifting, and what to check in each proposal.

  • Localized estimate: based on typical $/W, sun hours and your electric rate in Rhode Island.
  • Transparent math: we show assumptions and simple formulas for cost, savings and payback.
  • Incentives: federal 30% ITC and links to state/utility pages so you can verify eligibility.
  • Vetted installers: compare equipment (panels, inverters, batteries), warranties and financing.

Ready to see numbers for your address? Get quotes to receive 2–3 offers from reputable installers in your area—no obligation.