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...Solar energy is harnessed, converted and distributed using a range of ever-evolving technologies and strategies. Passive solar energy is characterized by building orientation, strategies that integrate the house with its climatic environment, and materials that have favorable thermal mass.
...Updated December 15, 2013
...Disclaimer: This section of our website provides an overview of financial and other incentives available to Arizona residents and businesses for installing and operating systems that utilize solar energy.
The Arizona Solar Center provides this 3rd Party information as a service. The policies and status of programs change frequently. The Solar Center is not responsible for information that is out-of-date or inaccurate. The reader is individually responsible to fact-check all program details before making financial or other types of decisions.
This 30% residential solar property tax credit is currently in effect for property placed in service after December 31, 2008 through to December 31, 2016. The credit enables individual taxpayers to offset AMT liability, and to carry unused credits forward to the next succeeding taxable year.
The energy property must be operational in the year in which the credit is first taken. The property must also be constructed by the taxpayer and used by the taxpayer. Energy property does not include public utility property, passive solar systems, pool heating, or equipment used to generate steam for industrial or commercial processes.
...Transaction Privilege (“Sales”) Tax Exemptions:
...The law establishing the tax credit imposed several requirements on the seller of solar devices in order to qualify the equipment and application. Title 44, chapter 11, article 11 of the Arizona revised statues (44-1761- Definitions, and 44-1762 - Solar energy device warranties; installation standards; inspections) detail the requirements. The Arizona Department of Commerce has issued guidelines (in 1993) for the required certificate to the buyer that the solar energy device complies with the requirements of the tax credit. the Arizona Registrar of Contractors later assumed this responsibility but has not yet issued any further requirements.
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Updated: January 21, 2014
In the desert regions of Arizona, a family of four typically spends more than $300 per year on electric water heating. By installing a solar water heater, the state's desert homeowners could save between 50 and 90 percent on their bill (depending on the efficiency of the solar water heating system and the amount of hot water used). The Solar Rating and Certification Corporation (SRCC) has compiled a list of solar water heaters and their efficiencies.
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Economic Benefits of Solar
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