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.
On November 21, 2024, NCEF published its program guidance documents for multifamily affordable housing and community solar site hosts, linked below. NCEF is accepting comments from affected State, areawide, regional, and local governmental entities on NSFA program guidance at [email protected] until January 13, 2025. Program guidance and preliminary intake forms are available below.
Interested households, affordable housing owners, contractors, community solar project hosts, and other stakeholders should fill out the form below to receive NSFA program updates via email.
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.
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.
Solar Contractor RFQ
This Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is for solar contractors that wish to install projects funded by Nevada Solar for All (NSFA). Contractors can submit on a rolling basis. If you are already part of NCEF's RE-UP contractor network, you still have to submit this NSFA-specific intake form.