Maine Clean Energy Facebook ad: “Electric Utility Changes in Maine to Close Window on Going…”

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Maine Homeowners Rushing to Go Solar Ahead of Major Changes with CMP & Versant If you are considering going solar and getting away from the rapidly rising electric rates, time is running out to act. Maine has reached a level of residential solar adoption that paves the way for Central Maine Power & Versant to take away the mechanism called “full net metering” as soon as early 2026. Think of net metering as a fair trade with your utility company. When your solar panels produce energy, any extra power you don’t use goes back to the grid. With full net metering, you get credited at the same rate you’d pay for electricity—like getting dollar-for-dollar value. This means your solar system can wipe out your electric bill (except for a small connection fee) and replace it with a much lower solar payment. For example: - Your panels produce energy during the day, powering your home. - Any extra energy goes to the grid, earning you credits. - At night, you use those credits to cover your energy needs—no extra cost! Why Act Now? Once full net metering ends, new solar customers may get lower credits for their energy, making solar less cost-effective. But if you install solar now, you can grandfather your home into full net metering, locking in those maximum savings for years to come. The Numbers Speak for Themselves: - Save an average of $2,834/year compared to sticking with Central Maine Power & Versant. - Protect yourself from unpredictable utility rate hikes. - Increase your home’s value with clean, renewable energy. Immediate savings available with no out of pocket cost. Does Your Home Qualify? Take Our 30-Second Solar Survey & Find Out By Clicking Here Now: https://mecleanenergy.org/check-your-roof-me DISCLAIMERS: *Not All Homes Qualify *Major Incentives Ending Soon

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Electric Utility Changes in Maine to Close Window on Going Solar in 2026

Major Solar Incentive Expiring Soon