Just do a couple of web searches. Home Depot is connected to solar contractors. NJ, my home state, has a very big solar and renewal energy section on its state web pages - your state might also.
Several years ago, NJ was "granting" up to 70% of the cost of installing solar panels on homes and businesses in NJ. I got on a waiting list for 15 months and was in the last of the waiting list for a 50% grant. People on the list two weeks after me only would be 30-35% grant money. In Jan 08, NJ governor stopped the grant program, even though it was basicly funded by surcharges on the electric bills. You can't believe how happy I was to GET FREE money from the state - absolutely, no income qualifications, no assets limits - just a required review by state engineers that your "project" met specs for good solar generations. Plus, state engineers inspected your project when finished (got up on my roof, check installed to original specs, check "angles" and sun rotation, etc).
But the utility companies in NJ are being squeezed with growing demand and very long lead time for "electric generation plant" licensing. PSE&G has offered ZERO percent financing for solar projects if the applicant agrees to "sell" their SRECs (solar renewable energy credits) to PSE&G for a floor price of $425 per SREC. I have a 10KW system, but my SREC state calculated SREC number should be around 13. So, yearly I get a cash check from a state run auction of 13*(the bid) ... has been around $225 to $275. (Say 13*250=$3250 from the buyer of my 13 SRECs). PSE&G is putting the floor value up to $425 (So 13*$425=$5525) to pay off the 0 interest loan. Also, NJ has a requirement that the electric generators here have to produce a % of their electric from renewal sources==> which is why the state run auction is held and has created this SREC thing. I still get my "free" electric, the GRID is my battery storage "device" and my meter runs backwards when my panels are pumping out electric over my usage.
NJ has 4 different nuclear units - 1 at Oyster Creek (operated by Central Jersey Power & Light) and 3 units at Salem/Hope Creek by operated by PSE&G. PSE&G definitely is pushing solar generation according to employees who are WORK at the nuclear plants; I believe PSE&G have a web site also.
All the above programs are NJ based and for NJ residents. Sorry, but only CA leads the country in solar ahead of NJ.
This technology is growing up. I have 2 inventer units in my basement - they run themselves. When I remember, I go down and read if my "legs" are about the right on generation load. The units power down at dusk, reset themselves it something happens (very near lightening hit) and are quiet. If the techy stuff upgrades with better stuff, I still have the basic system installed ==> should be a plug & play, as the technology upgrades, will be in the PV panels ... but the PV panel life is 10-15 years.
Payback at the old electric rates and $250 SREC value, about 8 yr.
Payback at 10% electric rate increases and $425 SREC value, about 5.2yr.