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Illinois Solar for All: Non-Profit and Public Facilities is sponsored by Illinois Solar for All. Illinois Solar for All is a state program that makes solar energy more affordable for income-eligible residents and the organizations that serve them. Eligible participants can receive affordable solar installations or community solar subscriptions and save money on electric bills.
A qualified Critical Service Provider is a non-profit or public entity that offers critical services to income-eligible or environmental justice communities.
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