​​Attention: 

• Existing applicants may login to the My MEA portal​ to check the status of their application and to continue submissions to MEA. Under the Maryland Solar Access Program, “Click View More Details”. Click one of the following buttons to proceed: 

• ​Step 1 Application: Use the MSAP Application Portal to (a) Start a new Maryland Solar Access Program Step 1 application, or (b) continue an in-progress Step 1 application.
• Step 2 Application: Use the MSAP Application Portal to start Step 2 for an application with a status of Step 1 Approved, or to continue an in-progress Step 2 application.
• Manage an Existing Application: Use Manage My Application to submit (a) missing information or documentation, (b) a rebate reservation extension request, or (c) a rebate reservation modification request.

Please note: The selection of an MSAP Participating Contractor is required to complete and submit a new application for an upfront rebate reservation request (Step 1). MEA is currently working to approve more contractors and update the FY27 MSAP Participating Contractor List below on a rolling basis. Please check this webpage often for updates. (The FY27 MSAP Participating Contractor List will have no bearing on eligibility of an existing FY26 or FY25 application for a Maryland Solar Access Program rebate.)​

Individuals are entitled to request an accessible version of any electronic document presented on this website. See more information here: https://energy.maryland.gov/Pages/Accessibility-Request.aspx  

Each homeowner must select an MSAP Participating Contractor from the FY27 MSAP Participating Contractor List below. 

The MSAP Participating Contractor is the prime solar PV contractor required to: 

• Execute a contract with the homeowner (referred to as the “Executed Solar PV Agreement”); 
• Sign the MSAP Authorizations & Disclosure Form; and 
• Take full responsibility for compliance with the terms and conditions of the MSAP program  – including the terms of the MSAP Consumer Protection Policy, the Fossil Fuel Policy, and all applicable local, state, and federal laws, regulations, and building codes. 
  

The MSAP Participating Contractor may also (but is not required to):

• Apply on the homeowner’s behalf; 
• Receive the rebate, passing through the benefit to the homeowner via a discounted project price; 
• Work with 3rd party installation subcontractors; 
  
• Work with 3rd party sellers; 
• Work with 3rd party solar lease or PPA providers; 
• Use subcontractors for other purposes.