How do I qualify as income-eligible for community solar?
In Maryland, a household is income-qualified if its income is under the limit for its household size, or if anyone in the home takes part in a programme such as SNAP, OHEP, Medicaid or HUD housing assistance. Either one is enough.
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Maryland
Income-qualified households receive a higher discount than other households. Everyone else still receives the standard discount.
New Jersey
Income does not change the discount. Farms must reserve capacity for income-qualified households, so qualifying can place you on a farm sooner.
How we handle it
We ask your household size and one income question, then route you to a project you actually qualify for — different farms accept different income-qualification documents.
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Call 732-314-5010 or email info@lowerurbill.com.