VT Star Solar
Residential & Commercial Solar
In 2025, New Hampshire homeowners can expect to pay around $3.00 per watt for solar panels - roughly $15K for a 5 kW system before incentives. This guide from VT Star Solar explains what affects price, how the federal tax credit lowers cost, and what savings to expect from solar in the Granite State.
VT Star Solar is proud to announce that we have officially become a member of Renewable Energy Vermont (REV), the statewide trade association that drives renewable energy policy and education in Vermont. REV unites businesses, nonprofits, and advocates committed to advancing clean energy and climate resilience throughout the region. And we’d love to meet you …
New York State solar costs explained: Switching to solar in New York can dramatically cut your power bills in a state that has some of the highest electricity costs in the country. Not just by generating your own power, but by earning credits for excess energy and tapping into state and federal incentives. Between the …
Are you considering making the change to solar power? Of course you are. The combination of reduced utility expenses and decreased environmental impact and self-sufficiency in energy makes this option highly attractive. The opportunity to make an optimal financial choice through this change, however, will soon disappear. The 30% Federal Residential Clean Energy Credit stands …
Stop by the VT Star Solar booth at the South Burlington Energy Festival to learn about solar costs, financing, and how local incentives can lower your bill. This family-friendly event also features EV test drives, e-bikes, kids’ activities, and live music, making it the perfect day to explore clean energy for your future.
This 2025 guide covers every major solar incentive in New Hampshire. It explains how to claim the 30% federal tax credit, how net metering credits work with utilities like Eversource and Liberty, and how property tax exemptions protect your investment.
How do New England’s four seasons affect solar? Glad you asked, folks. We’re here for you. Winter in Upstate New York brings heavy snowfall and shorter days (yay) but did you know a well-designed solar system can still generate up to 75% of its summer output even under snow-prone conditions? Surprising as it sounds, optimized …
Learn about New Hampshire solar incentives: New England’s electricity rates keep climbing, but NH residents suddenly hold the winning ticket. The state’s $23 million slice of EPA’s Solar for All grant targets low to moderate-income households, covering up to 95% of project costs and layering on top of the 30% federal Investment Tax Credit.
Vermont’s residential solar journey began in the 1980s with environmental pioneers testing expensive, inefficient systems. Through supportive policies like net metering and the federal Investment Tax Credit, combined with advancing technology, Vermont transformed into a national solar leader with one of the highest per-capita solar capacities in the United States.
