Sunfinity Power has announced its 2026 Solar Savings Initiative, a program designed to help homeowners in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut evaluate solar energy options before potential changes to regulatory and utility structures. The company reports that some customers have seen first-year savings exceeding $1,200, driven by high regional electricity rates and available incentives.
Headquartered in Johnston, Rhode Island, Sunfinity Power focuses on the specific utility environments, state incentive programs, and climate conditions of New England. The initiative is timed to take advantage of the federal investment tax credit and state-level programs that remain in place but face uncertainty from ongoing policy discussions. Homeowners evaluating solar savings in New England benefit from high utility rates, favorable net metering policies, and available rebates, making 2026 a strategic year to act.
A key feature of the initiative is the personalized Solar Savings Report, which uses actual utility data to project costs under solar versus current bills. According to the company, qualifying homeowners can achieve a monthly solar payment below their current electric bill, depending on roof orientation, shading, system size, and incentives. “Our Solar Savings Report shows homeowners exactly what they would pay versus what they pay now, and for most of the households we work with, the numbers support moving forward in 2026 while solar incentives remain at their current levels,” said Michael Lussier, founder of Sunfinity Power. “We have seen cases where a homeowner saves over $1,200 in the first year alone.”
The company also offers a bundled roof replacement and solar installation option under a single financing arrangement, which can simplify the process for homeowners with aging roofs. This option is included in the Solar Savings Report when relevant, but homeowners are not required to pursue it.
The initiative is particularly relevant for Rhode Island homeowners, who can access affordable solar through Sunfinity Power’s home market. Rhode Island offers a net metering program and a state-level renewable energy growth program, combined with the 30% federal investment tax credit, creating a layered savings structure. Homeowners in Massachusetts and Connecticut benefit from distinct state programs, and the Solar Savings Reports reflect the correct incentive stack for each state.
The 2026 Solar Savings Initiative is available now through Sunfinity Power, with reports generated at no cost and no obligation for homeowners who submit a consultation request.
