I have panels. I finance them. I pay $150 a month. After my lease is up I own them.
So the way it works is, when the panels generate electricity my meter spins backward. When they don’t it spins normal. At the end of the month I either have a credit or a bill. The panels generally overproduce in spring and fall when the air conditioning or heat is off. So for April May and Jun I usually don’t have a bill. As the air kicks on it eats into my credit and get a low bill in July and August.
My electric bill is usually $100 or less throughout the year.
Overall it saves a few hundred $ a year.
Note my bill also include the cost to build a roof over my deck so we could put on more panels.
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