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Will you be one of the lucky few Illinois Homeowners to go solar?
Now is a better time than ever to go solar in Illinois.
Illinois homeowners have a unique opportunity to reduce their electric bill substantially and have state incentives pay for a large majority of a new solar panel system, in addition to being able to receive a tax credit, which reduces your tax liability, to subsidize the cost overall.
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Going solar with Headline Solar is a fast and simple process that will drastically reduce your electric bill and give you peace of mind from day one.
Going solar with Headline Solar will not break your bank at all. You may start saving immediately with absolutely no upfront cost!
Solar is more than an investment in your wallet and finances. Solar is a key investment in the future of the health of our environment and the planet.
Grab a hold of state incentives and federal tax credits (reduction in your tax liability) that can decrease your system cost by up to 50-60% in 2020. This is not available on a lease or PPA account.
A study conducted by (NREL) concluded that homes with solar panels sell 20% faster and for 17% more money.(An average of $30,770 in Illinois) This is not applicable to a lease or PPA account.
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Go Solar in 2020
Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) and Illinois’ renewable portfolio standard (RPS) means the state is committed to producing 25 percent of its electricity from renewable resources by 2025. That’s an ambitious goal, and to make it happen, the state has a program that rewards homeowners for helping Illinois reach that target. For each megawatt hour (MWh) of electricity your solar system produces, you will be granted one Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC) that you can then sell in the market, creating a nice income stream for the life of the system. The SRECs are only available on purchased systems, and not applicable to leases or PPA accounts.
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Going Solar Benefits More than Your Wallet
Going solar is incredibly simple. From making the decision to reach out to our team at Headline Solar, being presented a savings proposal, scheduling and completing your install, and then having your system turned on; we -guarantee- to make everything a breeze for you.
Headline Solar's foundation is upon being a customer centric company and that is exactly who we are.
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Illinois Net Metering
Thanks to Illinois’ net metering policy, your utility will automatically credit you any surplus electricity your solar system produces. Net metering ensures that you benefit from the full value of your solar panels and is a great way to balance out your electricity production and consumption, which do not always happen at the same time. Commonwealth Edison offers the top utility net metering program in Illinois.
ComEd, one of IL’s largest utility companies, provides rebates for commercial and industrial (C&I) customers to help decrease the out-of-pocket costs of installing solar and other energy efficiency products.
These two tax incentives offered in Illinois can make going solar even more affordable: Property tax break. Worried about your property tax bills going up because of the value your solar system will add to your home? Don’t be. The Special Assessment for Solar Energy Systems means that you will be taxed as if the panels were not even there.
Not only does the State of Illinois want to help you go solar –the Federal Government does, too. In addition to the policies mentioned above, you can reduce the cost of your solar energy system by 26 percent with the Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC). Keep in mind that the ITC applies only to those who buy their system with a cash purchase or solar loan, and that you must have enough income for the tax credit to be relevant (though of course the credit can be split over multiple years).
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