APS - Renewable Energy Incentive Program (Arizona)
Last modified on February 12, 2015.
Financial Incentive Program
Place | Arizona
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Name | APS - Renewable Energy Incentive Program |
Incentive Type | Utility Rebate Program |
Applicable Sector | Commercial, Residential |
Eligible Technologies | Anaerobic Digestion, Biomass, Daylighting, Geothermal Electric, Geothermal Heat Pumps, Landfill Gas, Other Distributed Generation Technologies, Photovoltaics, Small Hydroelectric, Solar Pool Heating, Solar Space Heat, Solar Thermal Process Heat, Solar Water Heat, Wind, Solar HVAC |
Active Incentive | Yes |
Implementing Sector | Utility |
Energy Category | Renewable Energy Incentive Programs |
Amount | Residential and Small Commercial PV (up to 25 kW): $0.10/watt-DC Residential Solar Water Heating: $0.40/kWh-displaced
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Equipment Requirements | Domestic solar water heating systems must be tested and certified to the OG-
300 standard by the SRCC or an APS approved NRTL or ANSI and have a
rating that is accompanied by the certified system design schematic.
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Funding Source | RES Surchage |
Installation Requirements | PV systems must be installed by a licensed contractor holding one or more of the following certifications with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors: C-11, K-11, L-11. SWH systems must be installed by a licensed contractor holding one or more of the following certifications with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, C-37, C-37R, K-77, K-78, L-77, L-78.
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Maximum Incentive | Residential systems: $50,000 or 50% of system costs, whichever is less Commercial systems: $75, 000 or 40% of system costs, whichever is less |
Ownership of Renewable Energy Credits | APS
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Program Administrator | Arizona Public Service Company |
Website | http://www.aps.com/main/green/choice/solar/default.html
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References | DSIRE[1] |
Summary
Note: The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) recently approved modifications to some elements of this program. Performance-based incentives, which had previously been available for larger renewable energy systems have been terminated. Only upfront incentives for smaller systems are now available.
Through the Renewable Incentive Program, Arizona Public Service (APS) offers customers who install various renewable energy systems the opportunity to sell the renewable energy credits (RECs) associated with the energy generated to APS. APS uses the RECs to demonstrate compliance with the state'sRenewable Energy Standard (RES). The solar technologies eligible for a rebate include photovoltaic (PV), solar hot water, solar HVAC and solar daylighting systems. Up-front incentives for PV may be de-rated based on expected performance. All electricity-producing systems must be connected to the grid.
See web site above for complete details.
Incentive Contact
Contact Name | Credit Purchase Program Customer Service Line |
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Department | Arizona Public Service Company |
Division | Solar Energy Services |
Address | Mail Station 3161 |
Address 2 | P.O. Box 53933 |
Place | Phoenix, Arizona |
Zip/Postal Code | 85072-3999 |
Phone | (602) 328-1924
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renewables@aps.com |
- Incentive and policy data are reviewed and approved by the N.C. Solar Center's DSIRE project staff.[1]
References
Rebates Grants Solar Photovoltaic Incentives
PV Residential $/KW | $100 |
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PV Commercial $/KW | $100 |
PV Non-profit $/KW | $100 |
PV Rating | DC |
PV Residential % Max | 50% |
PV Commercial % Max | 40% |
PV Non-profit % Max | 40%
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PV Residential Max $ | $50,000 |
PV Commercial Max $ | $75,000 |
PV Non-profit Max $ | $75,000
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Rebates Grants Solar Pool Heating Incentives
Rebates Grants Solar Space Heating Incentives
Rebates Grants Solar Water Heating Incentives
Rebates Grants Wind Incentives
Wind Residential $/KW | $2,250 |
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Wind Commercial $/KW | $2,250 |
Wind Non-profit $/KW | $2,250 |
Wind Rating | DC |
Wind Residential % Max | 50% |
Wind Commercial % Max | 40% |
Wind Non-profit % Max | 40%
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Wind Residential Max $ | $50,000 |
Wind Commercial Max $ | $75,000 |
Wind Non-profit Max $ | $75,000
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- Incentive and policy data are reviewed and approved by the N.C. Solar Center's DSIRE project staff.[1]
References