Arizona's largest city and one of the sunniest metros in the US, Phoenix homeowners face APS rates averaging 14.5¢/kWh — and summer bills that routinely hit $350–450/month. With 299 sunny days per year and the 30% Federal Tax Credit, the average Phoenix homeowner saves $1,840/year after going solar.
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Arizona's largest city and one of the sunniest metros in the US, Phoenix homeowners face APS rates averaging 14.5¢/kWh — and summer bills that routinely hit $350–450/month. With 299 sunny days per year and the 30% Federal Tax Credit, the average Phoenix homeowner saves $1,840/year after going solar.
APS's E-12 solar plan rewards daytime generation with favorable net metering credits. Phoenix's flat rooftops and south-facing lots make most homes ideal candidates for 8–12 kW systems.