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Hi {Client},
Fun fact: Most solar systems produce more electricity than a home needs. If you live in a state with net metering policies, the utility company buys your extra energy at the full retail rate of electricity.
Your payment would come in the form of credits. In the wintertime when there isn’t as much sun, credits could keep your electric bill low.1
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How Net Metering Works
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Solar Panels
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Transform energy
from the sun into
electric current.
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Inverter
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Converts electric
current into electricity
your home can use.
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Your Home
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Uses the energy it
needs and sends the
excess to the grid.
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Electric Meter
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Monitors the electricity
you use and how much
your panels produce.
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Electric Grid
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Your excess energy goes to the
grid. When you need more
energy than your panels
produce, energy comes to you.
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Net metering is what makes rooftop solar panels such a great way to save money! In fact, the best states for installing solar aren’t necessarily the ones that get the most sunshine – they’re the ones with the best net metering policies.
Speak with a Solar Advisor to learn about your financing options.
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Continue on your seamless journey
toward solar energy.
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1Credits available in jurisdictions that allow for net metering.
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Rocket Solar, LLC, 719 Griswold Street, 19th Floor, Detroit, MI 48226
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