Washington State Solar Incentive Program

Washington State University Energy Program

Closed Solar & Renewable

About This Program

Washington's former solar production incentive program provided annual payments for solar electricity generation. Program closed to new enrollments; existing participants grandfathered through their certification period.

No longer accepting new applications

The cited program-specific URL responded on 2026-07-21; confirm current terms.

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Key Details

  • Program closed to new applicants in 2021
  • Existing participants continue receiving incentives
  • Consider federal solar tax credits instead
  • Local net metering still available through PSE
  • Check with solar installer for current incentives

How to Apply

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Program phone: (800) 962-9731

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Deadline: Program closed to new applicants in 2021

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