September 19, 2023

RESIDENTIAL RATE PLAN PRICING

Prices for all rate plans on this page are effective March 1, 2022.

Due to rounding, the displayed pricing may not exactly match the prices displayed on your bill. Pricing is estimated to the nearest 1 cent. Listed prices may not reflect recent changes to rate plan pricing.

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Are Residential Solar Panels Worthy in 2023?

Are Residential Solar Panels Worthy in 2023?

With the cost of everything rising across the country, millions of American homeowners are asking themselves whether or not it’s finally worth it to install solar panels.The answer to this question depends on a ton of factors, like what your utility charges for electricity and where you live. But, for many Americans, solar panels are definitely worth the investment.Our solar panels cost and savings calculator takes all the guesswork out of figuring out if solar is worth it or not for your specific home. You can either dive straight into our calculator and get an accurate estimate of how much a solar installation can save you, or you can read on to get a closer look at how to determine if solar is worth it for your home.

What You Need to Know Before Adding New Solar Panels to an Existing System

What You Need to Know Before Adding New Solar Panels to an Existing System

Sometimes, you’ll outgrow the original solar system installed on your roof, and you might need to add some more panels to meet your additional electricity needs. Some common reasons to expand your solar panels are getting an electric vehicle, installing a battery, electrifying your home, or making home upgrades like an addition or a new pool.You may not know where to begin if you think you need more solar. Don’t worry - we cover everything you need to know about adding more solar panels to your existing solar system and if it’s always the right choice.