Guide to solar energy in Jordan: net metering regulations, costs, best panels for Amman and southern Jordan, and the kingdom's renewable energy targets.
Jordan's Solar Advantage
Jordan receives 5.0–5.5 peak sun hours daily with exceptional clarity in southern regions near Aqaba and Ma'an. With limited domestic fossil fuel resources, Jordan has embraced solar energy aggressively — the kingdom generates over 20% of its electricity from solar as of 2026.
Net Metering in Jordan
- Available for residential, commercial, and industrial customers through NEPCO
- One of the most generous net metering policies in the Middle East
- Export credits applied at retail electricity rates
- Systems up to contracted load capacity
Cost of Solar in Jordan
| System Size | Cost (JOD) | Monthly Savings | Payback |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 kW | 2,500–3,500 | 40–60 | 4–6 years |
| 10 kW | 4,500–6,500 | 80–120 | 4–6 years |
Best Panels for Jordan
- LONGi Hi-MO 7: Best for hot southern regions
- LONGi Hi-MO 6: Cost-effective for residential Amman installations
Frequently Asked Questions
Is solar worth it in Jordan?
Yes. Jordan's electricity prices are relatively high for the region, making solar an excellent investment with 4–6 year payback periods.
What are Jordan's renewable energy targets?
Jordan targets 31% renewable energy by 2030, with solar as the primary source.
Does Jordan have good solar resources?
Excellent. 5.0–5.5 PSH daily, with southern regions (Ma'an, Aqaba) reaching 5.5+ PSH.
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