Nevada Solar for All
The Nevada Solar for All (NSFA) program helps Nevada households access solar and reduce their energy costs. Funded by a $156 million federal award, NSFA provides financial and technical assistance to (1) rooftop solar for single-family homeowners, (2) solar for multifamily affordable housing, and (3) community solar projects that benefit low-income households (including renters). NSFA also supports quality jobs for Nevadans through workforce development and training opportunities. For more information on the Nevada Solar for All program, click here.
Program guidance and intake forms for single-family, multifamily affordable housing, and community solar site programs, as well as for the NSFA training voucher program, are available below. Solar contractors interested in participating in the program can also apply below.
Interested households, affordable housing owners, contractors, community solar project hosts, and other stakeholders should subscribe to NCEF's email list on the home page to receive NSFA program updates via email.
Applications can be found below. Apply today!
Single-Family Households
Single-family households have three options to participate in Solar for All:
- Get a rebate and 0% interest loan for direct ownership of rooftop solar on your own home: Direct Ownership Program Guidance
- Sign up to receive utility bill credits through larger Community Solar projects funded by Solar for All in Nevada: Community Solar Subscription Program Guidance
- Install third-party-owned rooftop solar on your home, with you paying a monthly solar lease payment: Program Guidance forthcoming
STEP ONE: Fill out NCEF’s Solar for All Intake Form to determine which of the above three options is appropriate for you: Solar for All Intake Form
STEP TWO: Follow the prompts at the end of the intake form for more details on your next steps
Multifamily Affordable Housing
This Program Guidance and intake form are for multifamily affordable housing properties interested in applying for financial assistance for solar on their rooftops, carports, or land.
For questions, contact affordablehousing@nevadacef.org
Community Solar Site Host
This Program Guidance and intake form is for property owners in Nevada interested in applying for financial assistance to install solar and become a community solar site host.
For questions, contact communitysolar@nevadacef.org
Solar Contractor RFQ
This Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is for solar contractors that wish to install projects funded by NSFA. Contractors can submit on a rolling basis. If you are already part of NCEF's RE-UP network, you still have to submit this NSFA-specific intake form.
Training Vouchers
Contractors, potential project hosts, and others are eligible to receive up to $15,000 per trainee to support a wide range of solar-related training and capacity-building initiatives that advance the deployment of solar projects under NSFA. See this page for more details on pre-approved training programs.
Request for Proposals (RFPs)
Vendors interested in working with NCEF to implement Nevada Solar for All can find current open RFPs and associated Q&A below.
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