Photovoltaic inverter financing platform

Does Aurora solar offer Enfin financing?

Thanks to Aurora Solar’s platform, our Partner Installers can now seamlessly offer EnFin's competitive financing options to homeowners. This collaboration has significantly enhanced our ability to make solar energy accessible and affordable, empowering more homeowners to embrace clean energy solutions.

Can solar panels be financed?

Solar panels can be financed in multiple ways. Paying in cash will get you the best price and provide the best long-term electric bill savings. If you don’t have the upfront cash, you can take out a personal loan, home equity line of credit or use a solar loan offered by your solar company.

Is Sungrow a bankable inverter?

Sungrow became the only inverter supplier ranked “100% bankable” this year and maintained its status as the most bankable inverter brand for four consecutive years. It demonstrates that banks are more likely to give non-recourse term loans to solar projects using Sungrow inverters, ensuring favorable and sustainable benefits for stakeholders.

Are solar panels a good investment?

If you don’t have the upfront cash, you can take out a personal loan, home equity line of credit or use a solar loan offered by your solar company. Because you have to pay interest and additional fees, solar panels purchased with loans have lower lifetime savings but are still a worthwhile investment.

What incentives are available for solar panels & battery storage?

The most significant incentive is the 30% federal solar tax credit, available to any taxpayer in the country when they purchase solar panels or battery storage. Some cities, counties, states and utility companies offer additional solar incentives, saving homeowners even more money.

Can I go solar with a personal loan?

You can choose to go solar with a personal loan, but many installers offer solar-specific loans through special providers such as Mosaic, Sunlight Financial, Goodleap or Enfin. Recent interest rate hikes have bumped solar loan APRs above 5.99%, but we have seen some providers offer as low as 30-year, 3.99% loans.