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Solar Loan Program – Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Association Home Energy Efficiency Green Power Solar Loan Program reset to default font size Interested in Solar? Finance with FKEC! To help you, Florida Keys Electric Cooperative (FKEC) Members, have financial access to solar power generation, FKEC offers a Solar Loan program.
Experience a streamlined application process, along with the convenience of having your loan payment payable with your monthly electric bill. Approved members may receive a loan up to $35,000 for the purchase and installation of a grid-tied Distributed Energy Resource (DER) system.
This includes distributed renewable solar photovoltaic systems and grid-tied battery storage systems – All of which must be installed by a qualified solar installer. The program is offered to both our residential and commercial members, and repayment of the competitively priced loan is 10 years or less with no penalty if paid off early. Qualifying for the FKEC Solar Loan is based solely on the applicants credit history with FKEC.
Residential consumers must have a minimum of a 12-month “clean” billing history with FKEC, and commercial members must have a minimum of 24-months. Solar Loan Program Manual Qualifying for the loan is based solely on your credit history with FKEC. Residential members must have a minimum 12-month clean billing history with FKEC, and commercial members must have 24 months.
What are the terms of the loan? FKEC will be offering competitively priced, simple interest rate loans up to $35,000 for the purchase and installation of a grid-tied Distributed Energy Resource (DER) systems, including distributed renewable solar photovoltaic systems and grid-tied battery storage systems installed by a qualified solar installer. Repayment of the loan is 10 years or less, with no penalty if paid off early.
How do I start the application process? Start by calling FKEC member service at (305) 852-2431 to see if you are eligible. Report an Outage: (305) 852-2431 Pay By Phone: (855) 940-4007 Billing Information & Fees Cooperatives & Capital Credits Start/Stop/Transfer Service Residential Rebate Program Florida Currents Magazine
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualified members of the Florida Keys Electric Cooperative. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $35,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Solar Loan Program is funded by Florida Keys Electric Cooperative. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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