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*This is an advertisement and not an actual news article, blog, or consumer protection update. We are dedicated to bringing readers valuable information which can help them accomplish their financial and lifestyle goals. Our disclaimer is that this site does receive compensation for product reviews and referrals or purchases made through our links. This page is an advertisement/advertorial. The story depicted here is for demonstration purposes only and everyone’s results may vary. We hope you find our online resource informative and helpful.

*No net cost means that most homeowners who don’t buy the system outright see immediate savings, i.e. participating installers offer $0 up front cost with low interest financing for system plus lowered energy bill is less than current electricity bill.

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Solar Disclosure: This is an advertisement for third-party-owned solar power purchase agreements ("PPAs"), not a government or utility program. "No upfront cost" means eligible customers may not be required to purchase the solar equipment or pay an upfront installation charge; it does not mean solar energy is free. Under a PPA, the solar provider owns the system and the customer enters into a long-term contract to purchase the electricity it generates. Customers generally continue receiving a utility bill and remain responsible for applicable utility charges and any electricity not supplied by the system. Eligibility, availability, system ownership, maintenance obligations, contract length, rates, annual rate increases, transfer or termination terms, and other conditions vary by provider and property. Savings and lower rates are not guaranteed and depend on energy usage, system production, utility rates, available incentives, and contract terms. Tax credits and other incentives generally belong to the system owner, not the homeowner. This website may receive compensation for referrals and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency or utility company.