Few industries feel the impact of climate change as much as the agricultural industry. Fortunately, recently passed legislation makes it easier for farms and small businesses to reduce their carbon footprint and reduce operational expenses at the same time thanks to increased funding for the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP).

Significant funding for REAP was included in the recent Inflation Reduction Act, or climate bill,, and offers agricultural producers and rural small businesses financial incentives to make the switch to solar power. Solar energy can protect farms and businesses against unpredictable rate hikes, offering stability and cost savings all while taking an important step toward energy independence and resiliency.

REAP Eligibility

Agricultural Producers and rural small businesses are eligible to receive these new incentives.

  • Agricultural producers are defined as businesses with at least 50% of their gross income coming from agricultural operations.
  • Small businesses in eligible rural areas (population of 50,000 or less)

REAP Program Grants:

  • Capped at 50% of the total project cost
  • Minimum grant amount is $2,500
  • Maximum grant amount is $1,000,000

If you are interested in learning more about REAP and how solar could help your business, reach out to us today or fill out the form below.

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