YOUR HOME. YOUR OPTIONS.
A clearer view of
your energy future.
See the numbers. Understand the companies.
Choose with a clear picture of what comes next.
LINKED CUSTOMER PROPOSAL
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01 / YOUR STARTING POINT
Start with your home.
Your next 15 years, made clear.
Enter the three monthly figures to see your comparison.
Use real
proposal terms when preparing a homeowner plan.
YOUR BILL OVER TIME
Then. Today. Ahead.
See how a monthly bill compares across time, with the past and the future clearly labeled.
2019
Add your recordYour actual bill, if known
TODAY
Current average monthly bill entered
YEAR 15
Estimated monthly utility bill
Saved historical context Method preserved with this plan
02 / EXPLORE THE DIFFERENCE
Two paths. One clear view.
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Total in year 1
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Total in year 1
The original example uses $370 utility and $285 solar. It includes $0 remaining utility until you enter the home's actual remaining charges.
Fixed payment alternative Same cost assumptions
This alternative has no annual solar payment increase. The provider, term, upfront cost, one time payment, maintenance allowance and remaining utility assumptions are unchanged.
Utility increase assumption 7% each year
The comparison starts at 7% annually. Adjust it to explore higher increases. Future utility prices are not guaranteed.
See the cost trend Animated 15 year view
Year 1
ESTIMATED 15 YEAR DIFFERENCE
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Utility total
Solar + utility total
Fixed alternative + utility
See every year All costs and assumptions
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03 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND YOUR PLAN
Know who does what.
DSP helps you compare options from our partner network and understand the plan for your home. Your agreements identify the companies responsible for each part.
04 / SOURCES YOU CAN CHECK
Current facts. Clear assumptions.
What is driving the conversation?
Electricity demand, fuel costs, grid investment and regulation affect future prices. A current rate is a fact for its effective period. The annual increases used here are comparison assumptions.
Read the EIA outlook ↗Sources & comparison notes Dates, scope and limitations
Supply prices are not total electric bills. Your bill baseline comes from the amount entered above. The comparison does not model hourly generation, export credits, future usage changes, equipment degradation, tax incentives or resale value. Check the system design, utility tariff and agreements for those details.