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Solar in Oregon

Your price is the installer’s real cost plus 15%. The costs are published, and you can see every line before you sign.

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Who installs here

A licensed Oregon partner installer is available.

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What solar usually costs

Installed price per watt before incentives, from published sources.
Benchmark$/WSource
Median installed price, loan-financed2024Pending re-verification$4.70/WLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Tracking the SunAs of Dec 31, 2024

Utilities and net metering

How your utility credits the power you send back decides how big a system makes sense.

Open incentives right now

Only active programs checked against the administrator’s source page are shown.

EWEB solar incentive

EWEB · EWEB customers

Open

$0.40 per watt, up to $2,500

Pending re-verification

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Energy Trust Oregon residential solar incentive — PGE

Energy Trust of Oregon · PGE customers

Open

$3,500, up to $3,500

Pending re-verification

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Energy Trust Oregon residential solar incentive — Pacific Power

Energy Trust of Oregon · Pacific Power customers

Open

$2,500, up to $2,500

Pending re-verification

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Your rights under HB 4029

  • Anyone who installs a solar system in Oregon must hold a license that covers the work they do.
  • Before selling or leasing you a system, the seller has to give you specific disclosures in writing.
  • The law sets out what a solar sale or lease contract must contain.
  • Breaking these rules is treated as an unlawful trade practice, which you can report to the Oregon Department of Justice.

This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice. Read the bill text for the exact requirements. Oregon Legislature, HB 4029 (2026 Regular Session), checked Oct 11, 2026.

Cities in Oregon