The sun shines every day, so why not use it as a source of clean, renewable energy? By installing a solar panel system, you can save money on your electricity bill, get credit for the extra electricity you produce, and significantly reduce your carbon footprint. What’s more, we’re here to help you every step of the way! A solar panel system is key to gaining Solar Independence — and when you’re Powered by Sunshine, you’re being a good friend to the planet.
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Installing a residential solar panel system on your home makes more sense than ever. Improvements in technology and efficiency, plus the generous rebates available for homeowners, have spurred a drop in the cost of going solar by more than 90% since 2009.1
Making your own electricity means you won’t have to rely on the grid for all of your electricity needs, helping you save on energy costs for years to come. And when you install a rooftop solar panel system using our installation partners, you can gain access to our 1:1 unlimited, uncapped solar energy buyback plan to earn bill credits for 100% of the excess energy you produce. Best of all, you’ll significantly lower your home’s carbon footprint and help ensure a cleaner, greener future for the planet.
When added to the current solar installation incentives at local and federal levels, our exclusive rebate can help lower your installation costs.2
Our uncapped Renewable Rewards Buyback Program lets you sell back 100% of your system’s excess energy and save up to $12,000 on electricity bills throughout the life of your system.3
During installation, you can choose to install a solar backup battery to store excess energy for later use, so you can stay powered by the sun no matter what.
Installing solar panels can increase the value of a home by as much as $15,000!5
Once your rooftop solar system is all set up by our installation partners and you’re ready to go, you can sign up for our exclusive, uncapped Renewable Rewards Buyback Plan that gives you bill credits for 100% of the excess energy you produce. On days when your panels make more electricity than you need, you can pass that electricity on to your local electric grid. In exchange, you’ll get a bill credit that you can put toward times when you use electricity from the grid. During times when you do need electricity from the grid, we back your usage with 100% renewable energy — so you can have peace of mind even on the cloudiest days.
Don’t take our word for it — listen to what our customers have to say!
Paloma G.
"My solar installer did a terrific job. They listened to my concerns and took great care to meet my expectations. I am already recommending them, and Green Mountain Energy, for their and your exemplary service. My experience couldn't have been any better. Great job!"
Ready to produce your own clean electricity?
Schedule a free solar assessment for your home today.
Or you can call us at 1-844-616-4676.
Your solar panel system is just one step on the road to producing your own clean energy. Find out more about what it means to be Powered by Sunshine.
1 Lazard: Levelized Cost of Energy Analysis
2 Green Mountain Energy rebate amount varies by project, system size, location, and availability of additional rebates. The average rebate is $3,200, and the actual rebate ranges from $892 to $5,625 (based on projects funded between January 2020 and December 2020). To qualify, complete a solar installation with a Green Mountain installation partner, sign up for a 24-month minimum term on the Renewable Rewards Buyback Plan, and sign and submit a Green Mountain Solar Rebate Agreement, agreeing to provide feedback on the installation experience. If eligible, customer will receive the SolarSPARC rebate within 30 days of submitting a completed rebate request, including verification of completed solar installation. The SolarSPARC rebate is offered at the discretion of Green Mountain and may be stopped at any time.
3 Savings based on average system size and offset for a customer who installed through Green Mountain Energy, comparing their total electricity costs over the 30-year life of the system to the next-least-expensive publicly available buyback plan on the market as of 2022.
4 Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 2019. Waste Reduction Model (WARM), Version 15, February; impact statistic based on the average vehicle carbon emissions per mile driven in the U.S.
5 According to the 2015 Lawrence Berkeley Lab study “Selling Into the Sun: Price Premium Analysis of a Multi-State Dataset of Solar Homes.”
