Solar Panels in Wyoming2026 Cost Guide & Incentives

Average cost, state incentives, payback estimates, and how to find certified installers in Wyoming.

$16,000–$27,000
Avg system cost
$11,200–$18,900
After 30% ITC
5.5 hrs/day
Peak sun hours
$0.108/kWh
Avg rate

Is Solar Worth It in Wyoming?

Based on a home with a $150/month electric bill in Wyoming

Est. system size
7.6 kW
Gross cost
$22,150
Federal tax credit
−$6,645
Net cost
$15,505
Year-1 savings
$1,800
20-year savings
$45,911

Estimated payback: 8.6 years — then 11 years of free electricity.

* Estimates assume $2.90/W installed, 92% solar offset, and 3% annual electricity rate inflation. Get an installer quote to confirm your actual savings.

Wyoming Solar Incentives & Policies

Federal
Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
30%
of total system cost — off your federal tax bill
Available through 2032
Wyoming State
State Incentive
Net metering + good sun resource

Additional Wyoming Solar Policies

Net Metering: Available — excess energy credited to your bill
Property Tax Exemption: No exemption — solar adds to assessed value
Sales Tax Exemption: Sales tax applies to solar equipment purchase

Solar Installation Cost in Wyoming by System Size

System sizeGross costAfter 30% ITCYear-1 savings
5 kW$12,272,800$8,590,960$997,326/yr
7 kW$17,181,920$12,027,344$1,396,256/yr
9 kW$22,091,040$15,463,728$1,795,187/yr
12 kW$29,454,720$20,618,304$2,393,582/yr

* Costs based on $2.90/W national average. Wyoming installer pricing may vary ±15%.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Solar in Wyoming

How much do solar panels cost in Wyoming?
Solar installation in Wyoming typically costs $16,000–$27,000 before incentives. After the 30% federal tax credit, most homeowners pay $11,200–$18,900 net.
Is solar worth it in Wyoming?
Yes — Wyoming homeowners benefit from 5.5 average peak sun hours per day. The 30% federal ITC combined with net metering + good sun resource make the financial case strong for most homeowners.
What state incentives are available for solar in Wyoming?
Net metering + good sun resource. On top of state incentives, all Wyoming homeowners qualify for the federal 30% Investment Tax Credit (ITC).
How long is the payback period for solar in Wyoming?
Based on Wyoming's average electricity rate of $0.108/kWh and 5.5 peak sun hours, most homeowners see payback in 8.6–12 years. Systems then produce free electricity for 15–20+ more years.
Does Wyoming have net metering?
Yes — Wyoming has a net metering policy that credits your utility bill for excess electricity your system sends back to the grid. This significantly improves your ROI.

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