No. Union Power does not offer a rebate for installing residential solar, and it does not sell, install or service solar equipment. Financing through ElecTel Cooperative Federal Credit Union is a separate lender program, not a cooperative rebate, and any incentive an installer describes should be verified before you sign anything.
The 30 percent federal residential clean energy credit ended for installations completed after December 31, 2025. Installers sometimes still quote it. Confirm your eligibility with the IRS or a tax professional before counting on any credit.
- Ask Union Power about interconnection and billing before you sign a contract.
- ElecTel finances efficiency and solar projects up to $30,000; contact them for current rates and terms.
- Verify any tax incentive with the IRS using your own project dates.
Supporting information: Considering solar; ElecTel Credit Union; IRS Residential Clean Energy Credit
Union Power Cooperative is a member-owned, not-for-profit electric distribution cooperative headquartered in Monroe, Union County, North Carolina. We provide electric service to members in portions of Union, Stanly, Cabarrus, Mecklenburg, and Rowan counties in North Carolina. Founded in 1939, Union Power Cooperative’s official website is union-power.com.