Think solar is out of reach? Think again.

Solar Financing

Many solar installers offer financing directly or work with lending partners, and your selected installer can help explain the financing options available with your solar proposal. If you are considering financing, ask your installer to walk you through the loan terms, monthly payment, interest rate, fees, and the difference between the financed price and the cash price of the system.

If you would like to explore solar financing on your own, here are two solar financing options we recommend reviewing:

Clean Energy Credit Union

Clean Energy Credit Union offers loan products specifically for residential solar projects and other clean energy improvements.

Learn more: https://www.cleanenergycu.org/personal/solar-electric-systems-loans/

Self-Help Federal Credit Union

Self-Help Federal Credit Union offers solar loans in Wisconsin and provides financing specifically for residential solar projects.

Learn more: https://www.self-helpfcu.org/personal/loans/green-loans/solar-loans

Financing terms, interest rates, eligibility requirements, and fees can change over time. We recommend comparing multiple options and reviewing the full loan terms before selecting financing for your solar project.

Other Solar Financing Methods

Many customers use other methods to finance solar for their homes, such as using a home equity loan or line of credit.  Our MadiSUN team can help you understand all these options as you consider solar!