Solar is a long-term investment. Your installer should be, too.
You may already know why you want solar. The bigger question is who you trust to install and support it. One local team handles design, electrical, batteries, installation, and service.
Select the company shown on your electric bill. We'll show the current maximum incentives for solar and battery storage.
Solar incentive
Up to $3,500
Battery incentive
Up to $5,000
Combined potential incentive
Up to $8,500
The cost of waiting
Utility rates only move one way: up.
Your utility still keeps your home connected. Solar reduces how much power you need to buy as rates rise, giving you more control over a bill that otherwise changes without your say.
Stay grid-only
Pay the rate your utility sets.
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What stays outside your control
Annual rate increases
Peak pricing and utility fees
How much grid power your home must buy
Portland General Electric
Pacific Power
Eugene Water & Electric Board
Salem Electric
Other Oregon co-ops & municipal utilities
Choose solar
Make your own power and get a predictable energy cost.
How it works
From your free estimate to power on, with one local team.
No pressure, no surprises. Book a free estimate and we'll handle the design, permitting, utility paperwork, and inspections along the way.
A practical guide for Oregon landlords considering solar for rental homes. Learn how solar can lower operating costs, improve tenant retention, and what ownership and billing options work best.
Energy Trust of Oregon confirmed Q4 2026 solar and battery incentives effective October 1. PGE's residential solar incentive rises to $3,500, while several Pacific Power incentives step down.
A practical guide for Oregon homeowners considering Pacific Power’s wattSmart battery program: how the program works, who benefits, and how to evaluate enrollment for resilience and savings.
Rising electric bills in Portland are shifting homeowner interest toward solar and battery backup in 2026. Learn practical steps Oregon homeowners can take to save money and increase resilience.
A practical guide to ground‑mount solar cost in Oregon: what affects price, permit and site‑prep steps, options for rural battery backup, and how to get an accurate estimate from National Solar.
Choosing the right inverter affects solar performance, battery integration, and resilience during Oregon outages. This comparison explains Enphase, SolarEdge, and string inverter pros and cons for homes.
National Solar now offers 0% no‑escalation solar leases to Oregon homeowners. Learn what a no escalation solar lease is, how it compares to buying, and why incentives matter.
Recent lightning strikes and active wildfires in Central Oregon have left many homeowners thinking about backup power. This short guide covers safe, practical options for families in Sunriver, Bend, and Sisters.
A practical checklist for Oregon homeowners planning a roof replacement while keeping solar panels. Learn how to coordinate roofer and solar installer, manage permits, and avoid common delays.
A practical guide for Oregon homeowners to compare solar quotes and pick the right local installer in Bend. Learn what to check—equipment, warranties, permitting, batteries, and service.
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