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SMART Solar Seminar Dedham

SMART Solar Seminar – Dedham Public Library (Endicott Branch)

 Hosted by SGE Solar

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Join us for an introduction to the Mass. Department of Energy Resources’ SMART Program. We’ll cover the topics below, followed by a Q & A session where you can ask how you can take advantage of these exciting solar incentives.

Our experts will discuss:

• What do the 2018 solar policy (SMART) changes mean for you?
• Steps to getting a solar power system
• Costs-Does it makes sense for you
• The new Solar import Tariff and its impact

March 15
Dedham Library Endicott Branch
257 Mt Vernon St, Dedham, MA 02026
6:00pm – 8:00pm

6:00pm
Thursday, March 15 at 6 PM – 8 PM
Next Week · 28–43° Partly Cloudy
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Dedham Library
257 Mt Vernon St, Dedham, MA 02026, United States

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A Few Basic Features of New Program are as follows:

• 1,600 MW AC declining block program
• Applies to all electric distribution companies
• Same compensation rates across state
• 10 or 20-year fixed price term depending on project capacity (10-year for small, 20-year for large)
• Compensation structure differentiated between sized-to-load and standalone systems
• Base compensation rates set according to project size
• Adders based on location, and those that provide unique benefits, including community solar, low-income, public, and energy storage projects
• Base compensation rates decline by set percentages in each block following Block 1
• Maximum project size of 5 MW per parcel

Visit our SMART Solar by SGE Page for more Info

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