Typical customer: Not worth it

Heber Light & Power and solar

Heber Light & Power is a municipal utility serving about 13,903 homes in Utah. Here's what its rates and export rules mean for solar: for a typical customer, solar is not worth it.

Average price (2026 est.)
14.7¢11% above Utah average
Typical bill
$121820 kWh a month
Exports credited
~29%Net billing (reduced export credit)
Typical payback
20.3 yrs3.3 kW, cash

Export rules for Heber Light & Power customers

Net billing (reduced export credit) (Utah rule).

Rocky Mountain Power customers who installed solar after 2017 are on net billing: solar used in your home saves full retail, but every kWh exported earns a lower export credit, currently 4.86 c/kWh in summer and 4.03 c/kWh the rest of the year.

Utah net metering details

Solar for a typical Heber Light & Power home

System3.3 kW (51% of 820 kWh/month)
Cost$11,750
First-year savings$598
Payback20.3 years
25-year net$3,182

Uses the utility's average price.

Solar adoption

Homes with solar (2025)
551
Share of customers
4.0%
Residential solar capacity
4 MW
Residential customers
13,903

EIA-861, 2025.

Questions about Heber Light & Power and solar

Does Heber Light & Power have net metering?

Heber Light & Power follows Utah's rules: Rocky Mountain Power customers who installed solar after 2017 are on net billing: solar used in your home saves full retail, but every kWh exported earns a lower export credit, currently 4.86 c/kWh in summer and 4.03 c/kWh the rest of the year.

How much does electricity cost with Heber Light & Power?

Residential customers paid an average of 14.4¢ per kWh in 2025 (EIA), about 14.7¢ adjusted to 2026. The typical home uses 820 kWh a month, a bill of about $121.

Is solar worth it with Heber Light & Power?

For a typical customer, solar is not worth it: a 3.3 kW system costing about $11,750 pays back in about 20.3 years, with $3,182 net over 25 years.

How many Heber Light & Power customers have solar?

About 551 homes had net-metered solar at the end of 2025, roughly 4.0% of residential customers (EIA-861).

Legal name: Heber Light & Power Company (EIA ID 8366). Data: EIA-861 2025 and monthly data through 2026, state policy research October 2026.