Fair value for solar

Solar panel cost in Enterprise, NV (2026)

A typical Enterprise home needs about a 6.7 kW system (~17 panels), costing roughly $18,425 upfront. The 30% federal credit ended for purchases on Dec 31, 2025 (a lease/PPA can still pass it through). At 5.67 peak sun hours and Nevada's 14.9¢/kWh rate, it pays back in about 12.9 years and saves an estimated $29,949 over 25 years.

System size
6.7 kW
Net cost
$18,425
Payback
12.9 yrs
25-yr savings
$29,949

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$137
Recommended system
6.7 kW
Est. net cost (cash)
$18,425
Payback period
13 yrs
Est. monthly savings
$119
25-year net savings
$29,915
Bill offset
100%
Fair value in EnterpriseBased on a 6.7 kW system at $3/W, 5.67 peak sun hours, and a 14.9¢/kWh rate.

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Annual electricity use11,034 kWh
Annual solar production11,093 kWh
Gross system cost$18,425
Federal tax credit (purchase)Ended Dec 2025
State / local incentives
30% via lease/PPA instead~$5,528 value
CO₂ avoided per year3.9 tons (~64 trees)

Estimates only — not a quote or financial advice. See our methodology.

What makes Enterprise different

Enterprise (population ~108,481) gets 5.67 peak sun hours per day — that's 11% less sunny than the Nevada average of 6.4. Slightly less local sunlight means panels produce a touch less than the state average, so sizing and orientation matter. Electricity rates, net metering, and incentives are set at the Nevada level: residents pay about 14.9¢/kWh, and net billing at 75% retail + storage incentives.

City peak sun hours5.67 hrs/day
Recommended system size6.7 kW (~17 panels)
Installed price per watt$3/W
Gross system cost$18,425
Federal tax credit (purchase)Ended Dec 31, 2025
State / local incentives
Net cash cost$18,425
30% credit via lease/PPA~$5,528 value
Annual energy produced11,093 kWh
Estimated year-1 savings$1,423
Payback period12.9 years
25-year net savings$29,949
CO₂ avoided per year3.9 tons (~64 trees)

Compare with the Nevada state average (5.9 kW, $16,225 net, 11.4-yr payback). Modeled estimates, June 2026 — not a quote. See methodology.

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Solar in Enterprise: FAQ

How much do solar panels cost in Enterprise?
A typical 6.7 kW home system in Enterprise costs about $18,425 before incentives. With no federal credit on a 2026 purchase, the net cash cost is roughly $18,425. The 30% federal tax credit ended for purchases on Dec 31, 2025, though a lease or PPA can still pass through a 30% credit (~$5,528).
Is solar worth it in Enterprise?
With 5.67 peak sun hours a day and Nevada's 14.9¢/kWh electricity rate, a system in Enterprise pays back in about 12.9 years and returns an estimated $29,949 over 25 years — a fair-value result.
How many solar panels do homes in Enterprise need?
To offset typical usage, a Enterprise home needs roughly a 6.7 kW system — about 17 modern 410-watt panels. Your exact count depends on roof space, shading, and your actual electricity use.
What rebates and tax credits apply in Enterprise?
The 30% federal Residential Clean Energy Credit ended for purchases on Dec 31, 2025. A lease or PPA can still capture a 30% credit (~$5,528 on this system) passed through by the provider. Statewide, Net billing at 75% retail + storage incentives.

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