The temporary system owner may qualify for federal commercial clean-energy incentives.
REECHENTERPRISESCall 626-542-5644A better path to solar ownership
Up to 50% lower
on qualifying projects.
Propel and HDM provide transitional-ownership options that may reduce the amount a qualifying homeowner must finance or prepay—while preserving a defined path to owning the solar system.
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A smarter bridge from solar savings to ownership.
A third-party provider temporarily owns the solar and battery system and may claim available commercial clean-energy tax benefits, depreciation, and qualifying bonus value. A portion of that value is reflected in the homeowner's project economics through a reduced financed amount, prepaid energy-service price, or lower payment.
In qualifying situations, combined program value may reduce the applicable project amount by up to 50%. The homeowner does not personally claim the commercial credit, and the reduction is not paid as a cash rebate. The goal is a more affordable entry point with a contract-defined path to future ownership.
What can increase program value
Every property is evaluated individually.
Qualifying U.S.-made equipment and project documentation may add program value.
Eligible project locations may qualify for an additional commercial-credit bonus.
Solar size, battery storage, equipment, utility territory, and total project economics affect the final offer.
Available structures
Two paths. One goal: better project economics.
Propel
- Structure
- Prepaid Energy Services Agreement + fixed loan
- Potential reduction
- Commonly 30–40%; up to 50% on qualifying program structures
- Ownership path
- Designed to transfer after year 5, subject to the signed agreements
- Coverage period
- Monitoring, performance protection, and maintenance during the third-party ownership period
HDM
- Structure
- Prepaid Power Purchase Agreement
- Potential reduction
- Program value is applied as an upfront project-cost reduction
- Ownership path
- Designed to transfer after year 6 under qualifying program terms
- Coverage period
- Monitoring, insurance, production protection, and maintenance during the provider ownership period
What homeowners should understand
Temporary third-party ownership
The provider owns the equipment during the contract's initial tax-credit or service period.
Contract-defined transfer
Ownership timing, early-buyout mechanics, home-sale transfer, liens, and insurance requirements are controlled by the signed provider agreements.
Provider qualification
Credit, property, utility, equipment, program availability, and underwriting requirements apply.
Proposal-specific savings
“Up to 50%” is the maximum potential program reduction, not a guaranteed discount for every homeowner.
Program availability and terms are subject to provider approval and may change. Savings depend on project location, system design, equipment, eligible tax-credit adders, provider valuation, credit qualification, and contract terms. REECH does not provide tax, legal, or financial advice and does not guarantee incentive eligibility, approval, ownership transfer, or a specific savings percentage. Review the final provider proposal and agreements before signing.
See your actual options
Find out which program fits your home.
REECH will compare the available structure, ownership timeline, equipment, coverage, and project economics with you.