Solar Calculator for Florida

Calculate your solar savings in any Florida city

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Solar Statistics for Florida

339
Cities Available
5.2
Avg Peak Sun Hours
$0.150
Rate (per kWh)
9.8
Avg Payback (Yrs)

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Palm Bay
5.2 hrs/day
Port St. Lucie
5.2 hrs/day
Palm Coast
5.2 hrs/day
Pensacola
5.2 hrs/day
Pembroke Pines
5.2 hrs/day
Panama City
5.2 hrs/day
Pompano Beach
5.2 hrs/day
Plantation
5.2 hrs/day
Pine Hills
5.2 hrs/day
Poinciana
5.2 hrs/day
Port Charlotte
5.2 hrs/day
Port Orange
5.2 hrs/day
Palm Harbor
5.2 hrs/day
Palm Beach Gardens
5.2 hrs/day
Pinellas Park
5.2 hrs/day
Plant City
5.2 hrs/day
Princeton
5.2 hrs/day
Parkland
5.2 hrs/day
Palm Springs
5.2 hrs/day
Palm River-Clair Mel
5.2 hrs/day
Palm City
5.2 hrs/day
Port St. John
5.2 hrs/day
Palmetto Bay
5.2 hrs/day
Pace
5.2 hrs/day
Palm Valley
5.2 hrs/day
Punta Gorda
5.2 hrs/day
Pinecrest
5.2 hrs/day
Panama City Beach
5.2 hrs/day
Pinewood
5.2 hrs/day
Palmetto Estates
5.2 hrs/day
Palmer Ranch
5.2 hrs/day
Palmetto
5.2 hrs/day
Pasadena Hills
5.2 hrs/day
Port Salerno
5.2 hrs/day
Pine Castle
5.2 hrs/day
Pebble Creek
5.2 hrs/day
Palatka
5.2 hrs/day
Progress Village
5.2 hrs/day

About Solar Energy in Florida

Florida offers excellent solar conditions with an average of 5.2 peak sun hours per day. With electricity rates at $0.150 per kWh, homeowners can typically expect a payback period of around 9.8 years.

The federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) provides a 30% tax credit on solar installations, significantly reducing the upfront cost. Combined with Florida's solar policies and local utility rates, solar energy is an increasingly attractive investment for residents across the state.