CT homeowners save an average of $25,000–$45,000 over 20 years. With electricity rates among the highest in the US, going solar in Connecticut has never made more financial sense.
Connecticut pays $0.27–$0.29/kWh — nearly double the national average. Every kWh your panels generate is worth significantly more here than almost anywhere else.
The 30% federal ITC, CT sales tax exemption, and 20-year RRES credits can reduce your total cost by 40–50%. These don't last forever.
Solar adds $15,000–$25,000 to your home's value in CT — and the state exempts that entire increase from property tax assessments.
CT utility rates have risen 40% in the last 5 years. Solar lets you lock in a fixed energy cost and stop being exposed to rate increases.
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