This provision addresses whether you can transfer your community solar subscription agreement to a new house or facility within the territory covered by your utility's community solar program.
This is usually allowed for little or no cost.
This provision addresses whether you can transfer your community solar subscription agreement to another subscriber. Unless otherwise stated, the recipient must be in the same rate class. For example, if you are a residential customer, the recipient must also be a residential customer.
This is usually allowed for little or no cost.
This provision addresses what happens if you have to exit your community solar subscriber agreement because you move out of the territory covered by your utility's community solar program.
This is usually allowed for little or no cost.
This provision addresses what happens if you have to exit your community solar subscriber agreement because of an emergency resulting in you no longer being able to receive bill credits (e.g. death).
This is usually allowed for little or no cost.
This exit provision addresses what happens if you have to exit your community solar subscriber agreement for a reason other those listed above. Providers try to discourage breaking subscriber agreements, so the fees for deciding to exit without a qualifying reason can be expensive.
This is usually allowed, but at a moderate to high cost.