Why Do I Still Get an Electric Bill With Solar Panels?
Short answer
Solar rarely covers everything — panels produce in daylight, your home pulls grid power at night, the connection charge never goes away, and many utilities settle the difference in a yearly true-up bill.
Transcript
Why do you still get an electric bill with solar panels on your roof? Because solar rarely covers everything. Panels make power in daylight. Your home still pulls grid power at night and on cloudy days — and the monthly connection charge never goes away. Use more over the year than your panels produce, and many utilities settle the difference in one yearly true-up bill. And if your rate plan pays little for the power you send out but charges the full rate for the power you pull in, the zero bill you were promised was never real math. Exit My Solar Deal reviews your papers and shows you the findings first. exit my solar deal dot com.
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