
Westchester County · New York
White Plains homeowners save with NY-Sun incentives and Con Edison net metering.
205 days
Sunny Days/Year
$1,700/yr
Avg. Annual Savings
10–14 years
Payback Period
$18,000
Avg. System Cost
About Solar in White Plains
White Plains is the seat of Westchester County and a strong solar market in the New York metro area. Con Edison serves White Plains and offers net metering for residential solar customers. New York's NY-Sun Incentive Program provides significant rebates for Westchester County homeowners.
White Plains homeowners benefit from some of the highest home values in New York, making solar a smart investment. NY-Sun rebate and NY state tax credit combine for exceptional ROI. Note: the 30% federal ITC expired December 31, 2025.
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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.
New York's NY-Sun program provides per-watt rebates for residential solar installations through NYSERDA.
New York offers a 25% state income tax credit (up to $5,000) for residential solar installations.
Con Edison offers net metering for White Plains residential solar customers at retail rates.
New York exempts solar energy systems from local property tax assessments for 15 years.
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State Incentives
See the full list of state programs, rebates, and tax exemptions available to New York homeowners.
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