
Norfolk County · Massachusetts
Quincy homeowners earn SMART program incentives and cut bills with Massachusetts solar savings.
201 days
Sunny Days/Year
$1,650/yr
Avg. Annual Savings
9–12 years
Payback Period
$17,500
Avg. System Cost
About Solar in Quincy
Quincy is Norfolk County's largest city and a strong solar market just south of Boston. Eversource serves Quincy and offers net metering for residential solar customers. Massachusetts' SMART program provides long-term performance incentives for residential solar.
Quincy's coastal location, high home values, and high electricity rates make it an excellent solar market. Note: the 30% federal ITC expired December 31, 2025. 20-year property tax exemption add further value.
SunLynk connects Quincy homeowners with pre-vetted local solar installers who understand Norfolk County's permitting requirements and Eversource's interconnection process.
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Available Incentives
The 30% federal residential solar tax credit (Section 25D) expired December 31, 2025. Homeowners purchasing in 2026 no longer qualify. Solar leases and PPAs are the exception -- the installer can claim commercial credits and pass savings through in the monthly rate.
Massachusetts' SMART program provides a fixed per-kWh incentive payment for 10 years.
Eversource offers net metering for Quincy residential solar customers.
Massachusetts exempts solar energy systems from local property tax assessments for 20 years.
Solar energy equipment is fully exempt from Massachusetts' 6.25% sales tax.
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