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Independent solar research for homeowners in Illinois, Wisconsin, Colorado, and Oregon. Utility-specific math, rebate timing, and plain-English quote checks.
- States
- 4
- Cities
- 154
- Method
- Primary-source math
- States
- 4live
- Cities
- 154
- Method
- Primary-source math
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Example: Madison, WI · MGE utility
Why the math is different
✓ Utility-specific rates and exports
✓ Rebates with real application timing
✓ Quote assumptions checked against sources
Your electric bill estimate
$162/mo
1,000 kWh/month
6.4 kW DC
Modeled system size
Est. first-year savings
$1,134
Payback
7.1 years
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Solar economics are set by utility, incentive timing, and state rules. Start with your market, then compare any quote against the current source record.
ILChicago-area homesIllinois89 city guides ILIllinois Shines and post-25D quote checks.ComEd + Ameren Explore Illinois →
WIMilwaukee-area homesWisconsin24 city guides WIMilwaukee-area rates and rebate timing.We Energies Explore Wisconsin →
COFront Range roofsColorado24 city guides CODenver-area incentive and production math.Xcel territory Explore Colorado →
ORPortland-area roofsOregon17 city guides ORPortland-area utility and sunset tracking.PGE + ETO Explore Oregon →
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