Installers, contractors and solar service companies whose service area covers Maryland.
Maryland keeps doubling down on rooftop solar. In 2026 the state doubled its net metering cap to 6,000 megawatts after a surge of projects blew through the old limit, and its Brighter Tomorrow Act pays owners of new small systems a premium for their solar credits. With some of the higher retail electricity prices on the East Coast across the BGE, Pepco, and Delmarva territories, the savings case for a Maryland roof is strong.
The core deal today is net metering at full retail: excess power earns kilowatt-hour credits that carry forward up to 12 months — and since 2023 you can elect to bank credits indefinitely instead of taking the annual payout. You also own your system's SRECs, and systems installed through January 1, 2028 can qualify for Certified SREC status, which carries a 1.5x compliance multiplier that boosts their value for 15 years. On top of that, the MEA Residential Clean Energy Rebate Program pays a flat $1,000 toward a purchased rooftop PV system, and solar equipment is exempt from Maryland sales tax.
The installers below serve Maryland homeowners statewide. Because a successor to today's export rules is due in 2027, ask each installer how interconnecting now interacts with the current 1:1 terms, and browse our solar energy resources for guides to SRECs, storage, and comparing quotes.
