How the community solar credit appears on each utility's bill
The community solar credit appears as a credit line on your normal electric bill from your utility, within the next 2-3 billing cycles after enrollment is processed. In New York it is called a CDG or Value Stack credit; in New Jersey, Maryland and Illinois it is usually labelled as a community solar credit.
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By utility
| Utility | State | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| JCP&L | New Jersey | A credit line naming community solar (for example "Community Solar Credit") in the charges section of your JCP&L bill. |
| PSE&G | New Jersey | A credit line naming community solar in the electric charges of your PSE&G bill. |
| BGE | Maryland | A community solar credit line in the electric section of your BGE bill. |
| ComEd | Illinois | A community solar credit line in the charges on your ComEd bill. |
| Central Hudson | New York | A CDG or Value Stack credit line — New York's name for the community solar credit — on your Central Hudson bill. |
Still can't find it?
Send us a copy of your bill and we will point to the exact line. If the credit is missing, we go back to the solar farm ourselves and work it out.
Related
- Community solar reference guides
- Community solar discount by state and utility
- Which states have community solar?
- Community solar income qualification by state
- Community solar subscription term by utility
- Is community solar worth it?
- Community solar vs rooftop solar panels — what is the difference?
- Does community solar require a credit check?
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