Colorado was first with community solar but has since lagged behind other states. Why?

Billing: Once your community solar garden is active, you'll receive two (2) bills every month ─

one from SunShare and one from Xcel Energy. The net difference of the two bills will always be

$0!

Eligibility: Your participation requires either Autopay Enrollment or a Credit Check. If you have

elected Credit Check, the check will be performed upon receipt of your signed documents. If you

have elected Autopay, you will be automatically enrolled in Autopay for your first SunShare bill

after you have been placed into a community solar garden.

Agreement Term: The length of your SunShare agreement is simply the length of the

agreement between SunShare and Xcel Energy to deliver solar energy onto the power grid.

This is also the length of time for which you are guaranteed to receive Bill Credits from Xcel

Energy on your utility bill.

SunShare Community Solar Rate and Bill Credit Rate: These two rates are the same, but

you will receive two separate bills. The SunShare Community Solar Rate is the rate you will pay

to SunShare for each kilowatt hour of electricity the community solar garden generates on your

behalf. The Bill Credit Rate is the rate you will receive on your Xcel Energy utility bill for each

kilowatt hour of electricity the community solar garden generates on your behalf. Typically, the

bill credit rate changes every year, and your community solar rate will be adjusted to match it.

Regardless of the Bill Credit rate, your total out-of-pocket net cost will always be $0!

Cancellation Options: You can cancel with 90 days’ prior written notice with no penalty.