Sunfinity Power has launched its 2026 Solar Savings Initiative, a program designed to help homeowners in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut understand and act on available solar incentives before potential regulatory changes. The initiative is built around personalized Solar Savings Reports derived from actual utility data, giving homeowners a clear picture of costs and savings.
Headquartered in Johnston, Rhode Island, Sunfinity Power focuses on the specific utility environments and state incentive programs that define the New England solar market. The company works across three states where electricity rates are among the highest in the country, which directly shapes the financial case for residential solar. The 2026 initiative is timed to a period when the federal investment tax credit and several state-level programs remain in place, though policy discussions have introduced uncertainty about how long current structures will hold.
A central element of the initiative is transparent pricing. Sunfinity Power begins with a Solar Savings Report tailored to the homeowner's actual electricity usage, projecting monthly costs under solar versus current utility bills. The company's goal is a monthly solar payment below the current electric bill, depending on roof orientation, shading, system size, and available incentives. According to Michael Lussier, Founder of Sunfinity Power, some cases show first-year savings exceeding $1,200.
One feature that sets Sunfinity Power apart is the option to bundle a roof replacement with a solar installation under a single financing arrangement. For homeowners with aging roofs, this can simplify the process and produce a more favorable cost structure. The bundled option is available across the full service area and is incorporated into the Solar Savings Report when roof condition is relevant.
While the initiative covers the tri-state region, affordable solar for Rhode Island homeowners reflects the company's home market and the state's specific incentive environment. Rhode Island maintains a net metering program and a state-level renewable energy growth program that, combined with the 30% federal investment tax credit, creates a layered savings structure. Homeowners in Massachusetts and Connecticut benefit from distinct state programs, and Sunfinity Power's reports are built to reflect the correct incentive stack for each state.
The 2026 Solar Savings Initiative is available now through Sunfinity Power, with Solar Savings Reports generated at no cost and no obligation to homeowners who submit a consultation request.
