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* 1. Can the owner of the personal use solar energy system who sells the RECs make claims about the use of clean or renewable power?

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* 2. The term used to describe the payment received for gaining an SREC Contract via the Illinois Shines Program is called a REC Incentive Payment.

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* 3. You can make statements to customers such as, ‘Eliminate your electric bill.’

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* 4. If a customer does not have or use email addresses you may facilitate the creation of a new email account for the customer.

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* 5. An expansion to a project application will have expansion pricing applied if one of either is true; the original project received ICC approval 2 or more years prior to the expansion application submission date, or the interconnecting utility issued permission to operate 2 or more years prior the submission of the expansion application.

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* 6. Does an expansion to an existing project need to have its own REC meter?

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* 7. The difference between a Co-Located project application and an Expansion application is that a Co-Located project is interconnected to a separate utility meter but installed on the same parcel as an existing system. An Expansion application is for a system that supplies additional capacity to an existing system interconnected to a single utility meter.

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* 8. All solar projects applying for the Illinois Shines Program are not considered to have prevailing wages applied.

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* 9. If a project owner sells the property, are they to contact Ag Technologies and provide notice?

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* 10. The 5% Collateral Fee is withheld from the initial REC Payment.

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* 12. Date of Completion

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