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Enjoy the benefits of solar, let us do the work.How much does it cost upfront?There are no upfront costs or annual fees, you only pay for the electricity that’s produced.
What are the benefits?Financial: Xcel puts credits on your bill for ‘subscribing’ to the Solar Garden’s energy. The bill credits reduce, or even
eliminate, the amount you owe Xcel. Your monthly payment to US Solar is priced to save you 20% in the first year. Environmental: Solar Gardens replace the need for imported fossil fuels with clean, local energy. Will my house be connected to the Solar Garden?The Solar Garden is connected to your electric bill, not to your home. Solar Gardens are located on vacant land or
rooftops, where we can optimize system size for maximum performance. What happens when it rains or snows?Solar Garden energy will vary each month, as will your energy usage. Solar panels produce more energy in the
summer and less in the winter, averaging out over the year. I want to join – what’s next?If you are an Xcel electric customer, sign up today – space is limited!
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About Us
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Why US Solar?
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Our team’s winning combination of local roots and strong financial background brings you the best overall Solar Garden solution available. We have watched the community solar market mature, and have spent time listening to what is most important to Minnesotans like you.
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Additional resources
FROM MINNESOTA CERTs
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CERTs is a statewide partnership with a shared mission to connect individuals and their communities to the resources they need to identify and implement community-based clean energy projects.
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Good for your wallet. Good for the environment. Our services allow customers to subscribe to solar energy through community solar programs, purchase renewable energy credits produced by solar equipment; allow customers to purchase renewable energy as part of a competitive retail energy market; and provides utility bill management services including tracking, reporting, analyzing and delivering energy information in the form of utility bills and utility meter data rate schedules.
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