The amount of the rebate depends on factors such as the size of the system and the location where it is installed. The SRES rebate is typically applied as a discount on the upfront cost of the system, reducing the out-of-pocket expenses for the homeowner or business owner.

In addition to the SRES Rebate, there may also be other incentives available at the state or local level, such as tax credits or grants, that can further reduce the cost of installing a Solar energy system. It’s important for homeowners and business owners to research and take advantage of all available incentives to maximize their savings.

The process of applying for rebates and incentives can vary depending on the program and location. In some cases, the Rebate may be applied automatically by the installer, while in other cases, the homeowner or business owner may need to submit an application and provide supporting documentation to receive the Rebate.

It’s recommended to work with a reputable Solar energy installer who is knowledgeable about available incentives and can help navigate the application process. By taking advantage of rebates and incentives, homeowners and business owners can make Solar energy more affordable and environmentally friendly.