What the Big Beautiful Bill Means for Solar, and Why Arcasa Customers Are Still in Good Hands
The 30% solar tax credit may be ending, but Arcasa’s value isn’t tied to federal incentives
With the 30% federal solar incentive set to sunset, many providers are scrambling to rework their models. Arcasa’s approach was never dependent on subsidies—integrating solar into the mortgage itself to lower upfront costs, simplify the process, and keep long-term affordability intact.
Arcasa introduces Nationwide Energy-Smart DPA Program to Down Payment Resource
Arcasa’s Energy-Smart DPA program is now listed in Down Payment Resource’s national directory—bringing solar-integrated home financing and down payment assistance together in one seamless loan. No income caps. No second liens. Just one flexible path to homeownership with lower costs and long-term savings built in.
Why Arcasa Was Built Differently (and Why That Matters Now More Than Ever)
The problem was never solar. It was how it was financed.
As the industry evolves, it’s clear that some older models weren’t built for today’s market. Arcasa takes a different approach—integrating solar into the mortgage itself to reduce upfront costs, simplify the process, and support long-term affordability.
