The homeowner tax credit ended, but businesses can still claim a federal clean-energy credit. Propel qualifies for it and passes that value to you as the discount.

On paper, Propel holds title for the first five years. That’s how it claims the federal credit and passes the savings to you. Day to day nothing changes: the power and the bill credits are yours from the day it turns on, and maintenance is covered. After year five it transfers to you at no extra cost.

Yes. Propel is set up with a loan, but you can pay it off in full right away with no prepayment penalty, so it works for cash buyers and financed buyers alike.

The loan can transfer to the buyer with a simple contract and a $250 transfer fee.

Yes, and it’s one of the best deals we offer. Propel takes a discount off Enphase batteries too, and it stacks with PSE’s battery rebates. Our example home, income-eligible under PSE Path A, gets a 10 kWh backup battery for less than a large latte a week. Other PSE homes still get up to $1,000 per battery (and up to $10,000 more in outage-prone areas), plus up to $300 a year for Flex events.

Not every one. Propel is roof-mount only (no ground mounts), not for new construction, and needs credit approval. If it isn’t the right fit, we’ll show you our standard cash and financing options instead.