Up to $30,000 in solar: how the Nueva Energía 2.0 program works
With outages still biting, Housing keeps Nueva Energía 2.0 running: it covers 100% of equipment and installation of renewable-energy systems — up to $30,000 — for owner-occupants of a single-family home. 1
Who qualifies
- A household member must be a U.S. citizen, non-citizen national, or eligible immigrant. 1
- Household income below 80% of HUD's area median (AMFI) for PR. 1
Other help and credits
- The federal Solar Access (DOE) program closed applications in January 2026. 3
- If you buy on your own, the 30% federal tax credit still applies. 2
What it means for you
If your income qualifies, this can mean panels + battery at no cost. Gather income proof, property title and proof of residence, and apply before funds run out.
Sources
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