Solar Installation Services in Rhode Island

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Why Go Solar in Rhode Island

  • Rhode Island offers statewide net metering, letting you earn credits for excess solar power you send back to the grid.

  • Solar systems in the Ocean State save homeowners more per kilowatt-hour due to Rhode Island being home to some of the nation's highest average utility rates.

  • The state provides solar rebate programs through Rhode Island Energy, helping cut your upfront costs.

  • Solar can offset winter heating and humid summer cooling bills while locking in predictable energy costs.

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Why Choose Lunex Power in Rhode Island

From Providence's historic neighborhoods to coastal homes in Cranston, Lunex Power delivers solar solutions tailored for Rhode Island's unique mix of urban and seaside living. Our local crews know the permitting, utility rules, and climate considerations that make solar shine in the Ocean State.

What you can expect:

  • Local installation teams experienced with Rhode Island's building codes and utility requirements.

  • Panels designed to withstand Atlantic weather, including coastal winds and winter storms.

  • Streamlined assistance with Rhode Island Energy rebate applications and net metering setup.

  • Up to 30-year equipment and workmanship warranties for peace of mind.

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Rhode Island Solar Incentives

Renewable Energy Growth (REG) Program - Rhode Island's REG program pays solar owners approximately $0.27/kWh for 15–20 years through a fixed-rate performance-based incentive, providing long-term predictable income from your system.

Rhode Island Renewable Energy Fund (REF) - Provides upfront grants of $0.65/W (up to $5,000 per project) to reduce installation costs for residential solar systems.

Net Metering - Rhode Island’s statewide policy credits excess energy your system sends back to the grid at the retail rate, helping shorten your solar payback period.

Property Tax Exemption - Solar systems are exempt from property tax increases, even as they raise your home’s value.

Sales Tax Exemption - Rhode Island waives its 7% sales tax on qualified solar equipment purchases.

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Areas We Serve in Rhode Island

Lunex Power serves all of Rhode Island. The Ocean State may be small, but its solar potential is mighty. From Providence to Cranston (where coffee milk is basically a food group), our coverage spans urban hubs and coastal towns alike.

  • Providence

  • Cranston

  • Warwick

  • Pawtucket

  • Newport

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Rhode Island offer net metering?

Yes. Rhode Island has a statewide net metering program that credits you at the retail electricity rate for solar power your system exports to the grid.

What is the Rhode Island Renewable Energy Fund?

The Renewable Energy Fund (REF) provides cash grants to help lower the upfront cost of solar for homeowners and businesses.

Does Rhode Island charge sales tax on solar systems?

No. Rhode Island exempts solar equipment from its 7% sales tax, reducing your installation costs.

Will solar panels raise my property taxes in Rhode Island?

No. Rhode Island law provides a property tax exemption for the added home value of solar installations.

How much sun does Rhode Island get for solar?

Rhode Island averages about 4 to 4.5 peak sun hours per day, similar to Massachusetts, making solar an effective investment when combined with state and federal incentives.

Can solar panels withstand Rhode Island's coastal weather?

Yes. Modern solar panels are built to handle heavy snow and high coastal winds, and Lunex installs systems rated for New England's conditions.

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