Environmental Infrastructure Programs for
MA, NJ, & NY
Producing clean energy reduces stress on power lines and lowers your electricity bills. ReJews helps make these programs understandable and accessible.
Property Value
Homes with solar sell faster and for more money. It's a higher quality of life with a lower cost of living.
Rate Protection
Utilities raise their rates whenever they want. By generating your own power, you'll know your bill will never change more than 2.9% a year, and protect yourself from future inflation.
Tax Advantages
Tax benefits serve as an incentive to participate.
Select Your State
Deciphering Your Utility Bill in NY, NJ, & MA
Understanding why utility bills increase for ConEd, PSEG, NYSEG, JCP&L, Eversource, or National Grid customers—and how state clean energy initiatives help stabilize your monthly power costs.
Supply vs. Delivery Charges
Electric bills are split into two main sections: Supply (energy generated) and Delivery (grid transportation).
Delivery fees often make up over 50% of your total bill. Producing clean power on your home reduces variable supply reliance and stabilizes your long-term energy costs.
State Clean Energy Charges
Every monthly electric statement includes a state-mandated line item—the System Benefits Charge (SBC).
These funds support state renewable infrastructure and incentive programs. ReJews helps homeowners understand how to claim the solar benefits their utility payments already support.
Seasonal Rate Spikes
Utility rates increase during peak summer air-conditioning months when wholesale power prices surge across the regional grid.
Generating power during peak daytime hours shields your household from seasonal price surges and locks in predictable energy production.
Northeast State & Federal Energy Incentives
Compare clean-energy tax credits, performance incentives, and efficiency programs available in NY, NJ, & MA.
| State | Program Name | Primary Incentive & Benefit | Qualification Benchmark | ReJews Program Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NY | NY-Sun & Community Solar | 30% NYS Tax Credit + $0-Down Infrastructure Options | All New York Homeowners & Property Owners | Helps homeowners navigate state clean-energy participation options. |
| NY | NYSERDA EmPower+ Program | Free Energy Audits & Low-Income Home Efficiency Upgrades | Low-to-Moderate Income NY Households | Connects eligible homes with efficiency and weatherization options. |
| NY | NYC & NYS Property Tax Abatement | Up to 20-30% Tax Abatement + 100% Tax Exemption for 15 Years | Property owners installing residential solar infrastructure | Protects property value without increasing local tax assessments. |
| NJ | NJ SuSI / ADI Program | Solar Successor Incentive providing annual performance payments | New Jersey Residential Property Owners | Assists NJ homeowners in securing annual SREC-II incentive credits. |
| NJ | NJ 100% Sales Tax Exemption | 0% NJ State Sales Tax on solar equipment and installation | All certified solar installations in New Jersey | Eliminates sales tax overhead on clean-energy transitions. |
| NJ | NJ Property Tax Exemption | 100% Property Tax Exemption on added solar assessment value | All NJ property owners adding solar systems | Ensures added system value does not raise property taxes. |
| MA | MA SMART Program | Monthly incentive payments per kWh of clean power generated | Massachusetts residential utility customers | Helps MA residents enroll in state incentive tariff structures. |
| MA | Mass Save Energy Programs | Low-interest HEAT loans, insulation rebates & energy audits | MA homeowners and 1-4 unit residential properties | Provides guidance on combining efficiency upgrades with solar. |
| MA | MA ConnectedSolutions & Battery Incentives | Earn annual performance payments by sharing battery storage | MA property owners with battery storage infrastructure | Helps homeowners maximize peak summer grid relief rewards. |
See What Your Home Qualifies to Receive
Incentives are limited by utility territory and time. Don't miss out on using this program to get your panels.
See What Your Home Qualifies to Receive