Clean Energy Incentives in Missouri

7 programs available — 7 state-specific, 0 federal

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Missouri C-PACE Financing

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Missouri PACE financing allows commercial property owners to fund clean energy projects through property tax assessments. Administered by MCED. Available through Set the PACE St. Louis and Missouri Energy Savings Program (MOESP).

Missouri Clean Energy District (MCED) / Set the PACE St. Louis / MOESPProject-based financing through property tax assessmentOngoingsolar, ev_charging, energy_efficiency, lightingDetails

Missouri NEVI EV Charging Program

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Missouri's NEVI deployment for DCFC stations along designated alternative fuel corridors.

Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT)NEVI formula allocation — 80% federal cost shareNEVI solicitation expected Q2-Q3 2026ev_chargingDetails

Missouri Net Metering

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All Missouri electric utilities must offer net metering for systems up to 100kW. Evergy offers 1:1 net metering (best in state). Ameren MO pays 5.39¢/kWh summer, 3.92¢/kWh winter. Credits expire after 12 months.

Missouri Public Service CommissionBill credits for excess solar production (rates vary by utility)OngoingsolarDetails

Missouri Solar Property Tax Exemption

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Missouri exempts the increased property value from solar panel installations from additional property taxes.

Missouri Department of RevenueProperty tax exemption on solar-added valueOngoingsolarDetails

Columbia Water & Light Solar Rebate

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Tiered solar rebate program. Also offers solar PV loans up to $15,000 residential / $30,000 commercial. One of the most generous municipal utility solar programs in Missouri.

Columbia Water & Light (City of Columbia, MO)$375–$625/kW (first 10kW); $300–$500/kW (11–50kW); $150–$250/kW (51–100kW)Rolling — program yearsolarDetails

Evergy Missouri EV Charger Rebate

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Evergy offers $500 rebate for L2 EV charger purchase and installation. Must enroll in time-of-use rate. Evergy also offers 1:1 net metering for solar — best net metering rate in Missouri.

Evergy$500 L2 charger rebate (with TOU enrollment)Rollingev_chargingDetails

Missouri Utility EV Charger Rebate Programs (25 utilities)

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25 Missouri utilities offer EV charger rebates. Notable: Kirkwood Electric ($300 residential/commercial), Boone Electric ($250, 50% of cost), Columbia city ($500/50%), Lewis County REC ($1,000 EV + $500 charger bundle). Most offer TOU rates for off-peak charging.

25 Missouri utility providers$150–$500 average per L2 chargerRolling — varies by utilityev_chargingDetails

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