Solarplus groton utilities Rebate Program
ATTENTION GU Residential Customers!! Take advantage this REBATE PILOT PROGRAM – while government funding lasts!
Only for Groton Utilities customers.
Invest in your home’s SOLAR and SOLAR BATTERY equipment and receive money back for your sustainability efforts.
To be eligible for The GU Residential SolarPlus Pilot Program, you must:
- Be a current or future electric customer of Groton Utilities
- Live in a 1-2 family property
- Have not already received an incentive under the GU Residential Solar Pilot Program
- Be installing a system sized ≤ 12 kW
- Systems with battery storage are eligible.
SolarPLUS Basics
Solar Rebate Program Description
GU’s SolarPlus is a pilot program that aims to make solar + storage more affordable to GU customers while allowing Groton Utilities to test the impacts of distributed solar and batteries on grid stability and peak demand reductions.
The GU SolarPlus rebate program offers significant incentives to GU Electrical Customers who install new solar panels and battery storage systems in tandem.
The SolarPlus program offers rebates to qualifying customers who install a grid-connected solar systems at their home that is less than 12 kilowatts (kW) in size. GU will provide administrative support throughout the progression of the project.
Incentive Amount: $1,000 per kilowatt
Maximum Incentive: Not to exceed 50% of total installed (labor and materials) costs excluding tax up to $10,000.
Rebate Limitations: Rebates will be limited to 12 kW in system size per demand account (meter).
Call Mystic Solar today to start the multi-step application process
We can help you apply for a rebate reservation and coordinate the necessary system inspection.
Rebate may only be available on 2025 installations while funding is still available.
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What ownership options are available?
Solar companies typically offer a few different ownership options: direct ownership, lease, or Purchase Power Agreement (PPA). A PPA consists of the solar company owning the array and selling you the electricity it produces. GU customers must own or finance the system; third party electricity sales to municipal utility customers (such as a PPA) are not allowed per CT state law.
