Florida Solar Incentives in 2025: Property Tax Exemption

This article looks at the solar incentives Florida offered in 2025 for homeowners and businesses. Florida’s property tax exemption for renewable energy property is described below. Federal tax credits are not covered here. The federal residential credit ended Dec. 31, 2025, so homeowners buying solar now cannot claim it.

Florida Solar Incentives in 2025

Florida has a property tax exemption for renewable energy property, described below. Businesses can ask Solar22 which business incentives may apply to their project.

Businesses that are considering solar can ask Solar22 which business incentives may apply.

Florida has a Property Tax Exemption for renewable energy property. This exemption means that the added value to a property due to solar system installation will not increase property taxes, thereby removing a potential financial disincentive for property owners contemplating solar power.

Working With a Solar Installer

A certified solar installer who understands the eligibility criteria for Florida’s solar incentives can explain how the property tax exemption applies. An installer can also design and install a system that fits the home’s energy use.

Local utility programs and rebates vary by location and can change, so it helps to ask an installer what is available in a specific area.

Homeowners and businesses should also consider the long-term savings from reduced energy bills. Solar22 offers a free consultation to review the options for a property.

Florida Solar Incentives in 2025

In 2025, Florida’s property tax exemption for renewable energy property kept the added value of a solar system from raising a property’s tax bill. Anyone thinking about solar can schedule a free consultation to talk through the options.