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Solar Open House Summer Series Find Out How Solar Helps Cool Off Energy Bills for Your Neighbors! Witness solar PV panels in action, generating clean
In Missouri, all regulated electric utilities (like Ameren Missouri), municipal electric utilities and rural electric cooperatives are required to compensate solar owners for ‘net excess generation’ at the wholesale rate. At the end of each month, the utility will credit your account the value of the net excess generation. Watch the video to find out what Missouri net metering looks like on your energy bill.
In Illinois, you are compensated for ‘net excess generation’ at the full retail rate, and it is applied to monthly service charges or the next months bill. At the end of 12 months (3 for Cornbelt Coop) the accumulated remaining credit is simply zero’ed out – that is, you are never paid cash. Watch the video to find out what Illinois net metering looks like on your utility bill.
2024 is the final year for full net metering for Illinois solar homeowners and businesses. Investor-owned Illinois utilities (like Ameren Illinois) will be paying significantly less for solar credits as they drop from a retail rate net metering to supply rate. Watch our webinar recording to get the full details.
Solar Open House Summer Series Find Out How Solar Helps Cool Off Energy Bills for Your Neighbors! Witness solar PV panels in action, generating clean
A new federal bill could eliminate the 30% residential solar tax credit by the end of 2025. Learn what this means for homeowners and how to lock in your full solar savings now.
Solar Panels and Hail? No Worries, We’ve Got You Covered [updated 3.17.2025] Severe weather is no stranger to businesses and homeowners in our region, and