Solar power in Park City, Utah
Rocky Mountain Power offer a net metering program to their customers going solar in Park City, which makes solar a smart and easy choice.
There is also a state tax credit available at 25% of the system cost up to $2,000.
After subtracting other incentives, part of the system cost (26% in 2020, or 22% in 2021) can be claimed as a deduction to federal taxes. The federal solar tax credit can be used in increment over many years and has no cap or size limitations to receive the set percentage.
Even if you aren't quite convinced, it doesn't hurt to get a free estimate by entering your zip code below.
Net Metering Broken Down
Net metering credits unused solar generation at the retail power rate. When more energy is exported than drawn from the grid retail value per kWh is still provided to future bills within the same 12 month billing cycle. Sadly at the end of the 12 months credit expires without compensation.
The average cost of installing residential solar panels in Park City,
Utah in 2025 is
$2.67 per watt. The average system size
in the US is 6 kilowatts, which means the average price of a solar system
in Park City, UT
is $13,350.
(after claiming 26% tax credit and other rebates)
The 26% federal solar tax credit explained
If you have a federal income tax liability, 26% of the cost of your solar system can be claimed as a deduction to your taxes. This incentive is claimed when you do your taxes. In order to receive the tax credit quicker it's best to do your taxes as soon as possible after installation.
What if my tax liability is less than 26% of my systems costThere is the option to claim this incentive over several years if your tax liability is less than 26% of the system cost.
How much will solar panels on my home save me?
The answer to this question depends on your electricity usage. Generally speaking the greater your power usage the greater the potential savings from installing solar.
The average monthly usage in Utah is only 793kWh per month however, you are most likely using a lot more than this since this average includes condos and small apartments.
The Park City solar panel savings calculator below will convert your monthly power spend into power usage (in kWh's) and then work out exactly how many solar panels you need to offset your usage, how much they will cost based on the prices of local solar companies and the amount you will save. Our Utah solar savings calculator can do this because it contains a database of the electric rates charged by Bridger Valley Elec Assn Inc, PacifiCorp
How much can solar panels save you in Park City
What does the cost of a real solar system look like?
Facts about installing a 10.13kW solar system in Park City, UT
This system would offset 100% of your energy usage if your typical monthly bill is $207, however your situation may vary so try our Park City solar calculator to get a result tailored to you.
$16,807
Net cost of system
6 Years
Average payback time
14,698 kWh
Annual power production
5¢/kWh
Levelized cost of solar energy
30¢/kWh
If you don't get solar
Cash flow graph based on cash purchase of this 10.13kW system
Life-time savings on this system over the next 25 years
$86,279
(Prices shown after repayments of capital)
54
Solar companies in Park City, UT that provide pricing through the SolarEstimate marketplace.
Average total cost of solar panel installation in Park City
| System Size |
Cash purchase After 26% solar tax credit |
Financed purchase After 26% solar tax credit |
|---|---|---|
| 3kw | $6,371 | $6,881 |
| 4kw | $8,288 | $8,951 |
| 5kw | $10,101 | $10,909 |
| 6kw | $11,855 | $12,803 |
| 7kw | $13,468 | $14,545 |
| 8kw | $14,978 | $16,176 |
| 9kw | $16,450 | $17,766 |
| 10kw | $17,760 | $19,181 |
Find out what system size you need for your home
Going solar in Utah
Check out all of the ways energy providers of Utah can help you be more energy efficient and save money.
The following programs are available:
| Incentive Name | Eligibility | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Residential Renewable Energy Tax Credit | Federal | Personal Tax Credit |
| Renewable Energy Systems State Tax Credit | State | Personal Tax Credit |
| Net Billing | State | Net Metering |
Find your local rebates and incentives
Please keep in mind that the best source of up-to-date information on incentives are the solar installers who specialize in your area.
