Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Devices
A Florida state law exempting the added value of solar and battery storage from property tax assessment — not a rebate, but a genuine ongoing saving.
Last checked against the official source on 21 July 2026. Programs like this change yearly; the linked source below is the authority, not this page.
Not a cash rebate — 100% property tax exemption on the added assessed value from a qualifying residential solar or battery storage install.
Under Florida Statute 193.624, the increase in a home's assessed value attributable to an installed renewable energy device, explicitly including battery/energy storage devices, is 100% exempt from property tax for residential installs after 1 January 2013 (80% exempt for non-residential installs after 1 January 2018). The relevant subsections are currently set to sunset 31 December 2037, reverting rather than being eliminated before then.
Eligibility
Residential property with an installed solar or battery storage device in Florida.
How to apply
Applies through your county property appraiser's office — no separate state application.