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There are a few ways to pay for a home solar system: we offer no-money-down solar loans, a safe solar lease, a prepaid lease option, or an upfront cash payment.
As an employee‑owned B Corp, we take pride in delivering solutions that put people first. Our financing options reflect our commitment to transparency, long‑term value, and our mission to build a just and equitable electric future for all New Englanders.
Our Solar Advisors will discuss solar financing options with all interested homeowners looking to go solar. Schedule a talk with a ReVision Energy Solar Advisor. We encourage you to explore all payment options as you start your solar journey!
The most straightforward of our financing options, a cash payment offers extremely strong returns. The graph below shows the differences between going solar with a no-money-down loan versus paying for the entire system in cash.
If you can pay a monthly energy bill, you can afford solar.
A solar loan enables you to finance solar plus its complementary tech – batteries, heat pumps, water heaters, electric vehicle charger – all for an affordable monthly payment with no upfront cost. Similar to any other home related loan, solar loans enable a homeowner to finance a home solar project by borrowing money from a lender. The loan is paid back over a decided number of years, plus interest, in monthly installments.
We are very selective when it comes to picking our solar loan partners, and make sure we only bring quality residential solar loans to families and community members looking to go solar. Our loan partners enable loans for up to $100k for solar, heat pumps, water heaters, batteries, and EV charging.
We also partner with Clean Energy Credit Union to offer lower rates for some projects and financing to own community solar farm shares. We are proud to partner with them because know they share in our mission to build a just and equitable electric future. We also know that they are driven to keep their costs down and provide the best possible loans to accelerate the clean energy transition as a non-profit credit union.
We also partner with EastRise Credit Union, a New England-based credit union. Created when New England Federal Credit Union and Vermont State Employees Credit Union joined forces in 2023, EastRise is a mission-driven credit union that prioritizes people over profit. They are part of the Global Alliance for Banking on Values.
Our loan partners offer a streamlined, consumer-friendly lending process, coupled with easy online access, so customers can instantly qualify for no-money-down loans with fixed interest rates and multiple loan term options.
Unlike other loans, a solar loan grants you ownership of an asset (solar panels) that provide you with significant long-term savings, even as you pay off the loan.
Barrett Miles and his fiancée moved into their first home, and installed solar and a heat pump water heater with the help of a solar loan. Hear from Barrett about his experience:
A great option for people who want zero upfront cost, predictable monthly payments, and minimal responsibility.
With zero money down, you can enter into a 25‑year solar lease. Because our lease has a 0% annual escalator, you’ll enjoy a fixed monthly payment that’s lower than your current electric bill, and that monthly payment will never change. If your payment starts at $110 per month, it will still be $110 per month in 2050. As utility rates continue to rise, your savings grow right along with them. Plus, our leasing partner owns the system so maintenance is handled at no cost to you.
Most "traditional" solar leases have been structured to benefit the financier, not families looking for energy stability. Leases have traditionally come with high annual escalators, unclear system ownership, and disappearing installers.
Save up to 30% on your solar system - immediately.
Customers can now leverage the commercial tax credit through our PowerPath financing option. By partnering with Amicus Cooperative (made up of ReVision and our trusted, mission-driven partners), we can offer up to 30% off the total cost of the system.
Amicus owns your system for the first 5 years (due to IRS requirements) while you own all of the energy it produces from day 1. After 5 years, ownership can transfer to you. This option is great for people who want to ultimately own their system, but missed out on the pre-2026 tax credit and still want to get up to 30% off the total cost.
Unlike traditional financing options, there’s no for-profit financing company needing to make shareholder return. That means fewer fees, fewer complications, and a program built by a cooperative specifically to support the growth of solar, not to generate profits for third parties.