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Miami is a growing solar market in Florida with an average of 5.2 peak sun hours per day. Florida homeowners benefit from net metering, a state sales tax exemption on solar equipment, and a property tax exemption on residential solar installations. With electricity rates rising steadily, Miami residents can save an average of $1,450 per year by switching to solar energy.

Tampa is a growing solar market in Florida with an average of 5.1 peak sun hours per day. Florida homeowners benefit from net metering, a state sales tax exemption on solar equipment, and a property tax exemption on residential solar installations. With electricity rates rising steadily, Tampa residents can save an average of $1,300 per year by switching to solar energy.

Orlando is a growing solar market in Florida with an average of 5.0 peak sun hours per day. Florida homeowners benefit from net metering, a state sales tax exemption on solar equipment, and a property tax exemption on residential solar installations. With electricity rates rising steadily, Orlando residents can save an average of $1,350 per year by switching to solar energy.

St. Petersburg is a growing solar market in Florida with an average of 5.2 peak sun hours per day. Florida homeowners benefit from net metering, a state sales tax exemption on solar equipment, and a property tax exemption on residential solar installations. With electricity rates rising steadily, St. Petersburg residents can save an average of $1,350 per year by switching to solar energy.

Hialeah is a growing solar market in Florida with an average of 5.2 peak sun hours per day. Florida homeowners benefit from net metering, a state sales tax exemption on solar equipment, and a property tax exemption on residential solar installations. With electricity rates rising steadily, Hialeah residents can save an average of $1,400 per year by switching to solar energy.