Solar incentives and tax credits available in Kansas City, KS

Solar Incentives in Kansas City, KS

Complete guide to solar tax credits, rebates, and incentive programs available to Kansas City homeowners in 2026.

%

Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC)

30% of total system cost

Kansas City homeowners can deduct 30% of the cost of installing a solar energy system from their federal taxes. This applies to all qualified solar installations in Kansas City, KS.

Kansas State Solar Incentives for Kansas City Homeowners

Property Tax Exemption

Property Tax

Kansas exempts the added value of solar energy systems from residential property tax assessments.

100% property tax exemption on solar value

Net Metering in Kansas City, KS

Available

Kansas requires utilities to offer net metering for residential solar systems up to 25 kW, with excess generation credited at the retail rate.

Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) in Kansas City

Not Available

Kansas does not have an SREC market. The state has a voluntary Renewable Energy Standard rather than a mandatory one.

Tax Exemptions in Kansas City

Property Tax Exemption
Solar systems in Kansas City are exempt from property tax assessment increases
Sales Tax Exemption
No sales tax exemption for solar equipment

How to Claim Solar Incentives in Kansas City

  1. Install your solar system: Work with a qualified Kansas City solar installer to design and install your system.
  2. Claim the federal ITC: File IRS Form 5695 with your federal tax return to claim the 30% tax credit.
  3. Apply for state programs: Contact your Kansas energy office or local Kansas City utility to apply for available incentives.
  4. Set up net metering: Contact your utility in Kansas City to set up net metering and start earning credits.
  5. Keep records: Save all receipts, contracts, and permits for tax filing and warranty purposes.

Solar Incentives FAQ - Kansas City, KS

Kansas City homeowners can take advantage of the 30% federal solar tax credit, plus 1 state-level incentive programs, net metering. These incentives can reduce your total solar cost by 30-50%.

The 30% federal tax credit alone can save Kansas City homeowners approximately $5.1k on a typical system. Combined with Kansas state programs, total savings over 25 years can reach $28k or more.

Kansas requires utilities to offer net metering for residential solar systems up to 25 kW, with excess generation credited at the retail rate.

To claim the 30% federal ITC, Kansas City homeowners need to file IRS Form 5695 with their annual tax return. The credit applies to the full cost of your solar system including equipment and installation. You must own the system (not lease it) to claim the credit.

Get Your Free Solar Quote

No obligation • Compare top installers

Solar Incentives in Other Kansas Cities

Solar powered neighborhood with multiple homes featuring rooftop solar panels

Start Saving with Solar Today

Join thousands of homeowners who've switched to clean energy

Get Your Free Quote
30%Federal Tax Credit
25+Year Savings
$0Down Options