Let's confirm eligibility. Do you rent or own your home?

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Homeowners commonly ask themselves "Is this going to be worth my time?" 

With the Florida Energy Bill Reduction Initiative, the average homeowner:

Pays $0 upfront, saves $51,747 over the life of their system, and invests less than 3 hours completing the process.

This is equivilent to earning $17,249 per hour.

Are you excited?

Congrats, you're validated!

Thank you for taking the time to check out the Florida Energy Bill Reduction Initiative. 

First, we'd like to tell you why we’re offering a different solar program to homeowners in the community.

There are several major concerns right now with the Florida utility providers.

In fact, knowing the agenda they have for each of their customers and the communities they serve keeps us awake at night.

Duke Energy customers are paying the highest rates for energy in Florida.

Your rates have increased over 20% in the last two years. 

Energy experts are predicting it's going to get worse before it gets better.

FPL customers are paying among the highest rates for energy in Florida.

Your rates have increased over 18% in the last two years. 

Energy experts are predicting it's going to get worse before it gets better.

TECO customers are paying among the highest rates for energy in Florida.

Your rates have increased over 17% in the last two years. 

Energy experts are predicting it's going to get worse before it gets better.

Florida utility customers are paying the highest rates for energy in Florida.

Your rates have increased over 13% in the last two years. 

Energy experts are predicting it's going to get worse before it gets better.

Before we get into the causes, take a look at this predicted energy rate chart. Duke Energy compared to the national average.

Before we get into the causes, take a look at this predicted energy rate chart. FPL compared to the national average.

Before we get into the causes, take a look at this predicted energy rate chart. TECO compared to the national average.

Before we get into the causes, take a look at this predicted energy rate chart. Florida utility companies compared to the national average.

Utility bills will inevitably double, even triple. 

Let's examine why Duke Energy rates are rising now and will continue to rise for the forseeable future.

Utility bills will inevitably double, even triple. 

Let's examine why FPL rates are rising now and will continue to rise for the forseeable future.

Utility bills will inevitably double, even triple. 

Let's examine why TECO rates are rising now and will continue to rise for the forseeable future.

Utility bills will inevitably double, even triple. 

Let's examine why Florida utility rates are rising now and will continue to rise for the forseeable future.

One major cause is the drastic rise in electricity usage and demand.

Duke Energy's demand is climbing fast due to:

1) Higher sales of mobile devices (electrical charging).

2) More electric-powered vehicles on the road (electrical charging).

3) Influx of residents moving here from colder climate regions (new construction).

So when demand outpaces supply, what usually follows?

One major cause is the drastic rise in electricity usage and demand.

FPL's demand is climbing fast due to:

1) Higher sales of mobile devices (electrical charging).

2) More electric-powered vehicles on the road (electrical charging).

3) Influx of residents moving here from colder climate regions (new construction).

So when demand outpaces supply, what usually follows?

One major cause is the drastic rise in electricity usage and demand.

TECO's demand is climbing fast due to:

1) Higher sales of mobile devices (electrical charging).

2) More electric-powered vehicles on the road (electrical charging).

3) Influx of residents moving here from colder climate regions (new construction).

So when demand outpaces supply, what usually follows?

One major cause is the drastic rise in electricity usage and demand.

Florida utility energy demand is climbing fast due to:

1) Higher sales of mobile devices (electrical charging).

2) More electric-powered vehicles on the road (electrical charging).

3) Influx of residents moving here from colder climate regions (new construction).

So when demand outpaces supply, what usually follows?

Also known as the Law of Supply and Demand in Economics, the primary principal is that when demand rises, prices go higher.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Higher prices' answer.

Also known as the Law of Supply and Demand in Economics, the primary principal is that when demand rises, prices go higher.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Higher prices' answer.

Also known as the Law of Supply and Demand in Economics, the primary principal is that when demand rises, prices go higher.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Higher prices' answer.

Also known as the Law of Supply and Demand in Economics, the primary principal is that when demand rises, prices go higher.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Higher prices' answer.

Utility companies have hefty expenses while wanting to maintain their high profit margins.

The money comes from the monthly bills their customers pay every month.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Duke customers' answer.

Utility companies have hefty expenses while wanting to maintain their high profit margins.

The money comes from the monthly bills their customers pay every month.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'FPL customers' answer.

Utility companies have hefty expenses while wanting to maintain their high profit margins.

The money comes from the monthly bills their customers pay every month.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'TECO customers' answer.

Utility companies have hefty expenses while wanting to maintain their high profit margins.

The money comes from the monthly bills their customers pay every month.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Utility customers' answer.

The only other options would be solar energy, wind energy, or power generator.

Our new solar program is the only other viable option for most homeowners.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Nope, I thought I had only one option' answer.

The only other options would be solar energy, wind energy, or power generator.

Our new solar program is the only other viable option for most homeowners.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Nope, I thought I had only one option' answer.

The only other options would be solar energy, wind energy, or power generator.

Our new solar program is the only other viable option for most homeowners.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Nope, I thought I had only one option' answer.

Utility companies have hefty expenses while wanting to maintain their high profit margins.

The money comes from the monthly bills their customers pay every month.

Please click the back arrow below and select 'Higher prices' answer.

If this doesn't get your blood boiling, I'm not sure we would be a good partner to help you. 

Feel free to click the back arrow below and select 'Seems unfair and makes me want to gain control of my home energy' answer.

If this doesn't get your blood boiling, I'm not sure we would be a good partner to help you. 

Feel free to click the back arrow below and select 'Seems unfair and makes me want to gain control of my home energy' answer.

If this doesn't get your blood boiling, I'm not sure we would be a good partner to help you.

Feel free to click the back arrow below and select 'Seems unfair and makes me want to gain control of my home energy' answer.

If this doesn't get your blood boiling, I'm not sure we would be a good partner to help you.

Feel free to click the back arrow below and select 'Seems unfair and makes me want to gain control of my home energy' answer.

Unfortunately, yes, higher prices follow, which we've already seen over the past year.

Even if the energy usage isn't increasing in your home, your monthly Duke Energy bills are still climbing year-over-year.

Unfortunately, yes, higher prices follow, which we've already seen over the past year.

Even if the energy usage isn't increasing in your home, your monthly FPL energy bills are still climbing year-over-year.

Unfortunately, yes, higher prices follow, which we've already seen over the past year.

Even if the energy usage isn't increasing in your home, your monthly TECO energy bills are still climbing year-over-year.

Unfortunately, yes, higher prices follow, which we've already seen over the past year.

Even if the energy usage isn't increasing in your home, your monthly electricity bills are still climbing year-over-year.

Another concern is that Duke's utility grid is built on 130-year-old technology.

It's costing Duke a fortune to repair and maintain their outdated, aging grid.

Can you guess who is paying for all these necessary expenses?

Another concern is that FPL's utility grid is built on 130-year-old technology.

It's costing FPL a fortune to repair and maintain their outdated, aging grid.

Can you guess who is paying for all these necessary expenses?

Another concern is that TECO's utility grid is built on 130-year-old technology.

It's costing TECO a fortune to repair and maintain their outdated, aging grid.

Can you guess who is paying for all these necessary expenses?

Another concern is that Florida's utility grid is built on 130-year-old technology.

It's costing Florida utilities a fortune to repair and maintain their outdated, aging grid.

Can you guess who is paying for all these necessary expenses?

You guessed right. 

On top of that, they have monopolizing authority.

There are 53 other utility companies in Florida, yet none of them compete with Duke Energy.

You guessed right. 

On top of that, they have monopolizing authority.

There are 53 other utility companies in Florida, yet none of them compete with FPL.

You guessed right. 

On top of that, they have monopolizing authority.

There are 53 other utility companies in Florida, yet none of them compete with TECO.

You guessed right. 

On top of that, they have monopolizing authority.

There are 54 utility companies in Florida, yet none of them compete with each other.

Their perceived monopoly business strategy is intended for you to believe that they are your only home energy provider.

Do you feel like you've been given adequate choices for home energy?

Their perceived monopoly business strategy is intended for you to believe that they are your only home energy provider.

Do you feel like you've been given adequate choices for home energy?

Their perceived monopoly business strategy is intended for you to believe that they are your only home energy provider.

Do you feel like you've been given adequate choices for home energy?

Their perceived monopoly business strategy is intended for you to believe that they are your only home energy provider.

Do you feel like you've been given adequate choices for home energy?

Yep, and nearly 100% of homeowners in Duke territories feel the same way.

Duke will continue to raise their rates as long as you are willing to pay for them.

To add insult to injury...

Duke Energy's CEO earned a monstrous salary of $21,000,000 last year.

Yep, and nearly 100% of homeowners in FPL territories feel the same way.

FPL will continue to raise their rates as long as you are willing to pay for them.

To add insult to injury...

FPL's CEO earned a monstrous salary of over $15,000,000 last year.

Yep, and nearly 100% of homeowners in TECO territories feel the same way.

TECO will continue to raise their rates as long as you are willing to pay for them.

To add insult to injury...

TECO's CEO earned a monstrous multi-millon dollar salary package last year.

Yep, and nearly 100% of homeowners in our community feel the same way.

FPL will continue to raise their rates as long as you are willing to pay for them.

To add insult to injury...

The average Florida utility company CEO earned a monstrous multi-millon dollar salary package last year.

Now, there's nothing wrong with making lots of money in our free enterprise country.

However, Duke executives are getting rich by disabling your ability to choose.

How does that make you feel?

Now, there's nothing wrong with making lots of money in our free enterprise country.

However, FPL executives are getting rich by disabling your ability to choose.

How does that make you feel?

Now, there's nothing wrong with making lots of money in our free enterprise country.

However, TECO executives are getting rich by disabling your ability to choose.

How does that make you feel?

Now, there's nothing wrong with making lots of money in our free enterprise country.

However, Florida utility executives are getting rich by disabling your ability to choose.

How does that make you feel?

That is why we are on a mission to make solar power easily accessible, allow homeowners to pay $0 upfront, lock in lower energy rates, and save money from day one. 

Let's work together toward a common goal to get you more energy for less money.

Because you deserve a choice.

Replacing your expensive, unpredictable utility bill with a cheaper, steady solar bill might be easier than you think.

Want to see a better option for home energy?

Great, choice! The worst thing you can do is nothing at all.

Let's wrap up our online session today so we can determine if you are eligible for our new solar program. 

Then, once we know if we're in a position to help you, we can begin calculating your personalized savings.

We've made switching to solar as effortless as ordering a pizza.

Please watch this 4-minute video this video regarding your Duke Energy bills:

5 Concerns Why Duke Energy Bills Keep Rising (you will be shocked at #4).

After you finished the video, please check the box below then click Continue.

Before we continue, confirm this is why you're here. 

Homeowners commonly ask themselves: Is this going to be worth my time?

With the Florida Energy Bill Reduction Initiative, the average homeowner...

(drum roll, please)

Pays $0 upfront, saves $51,747 net over the life of their system, and invests less than 3 hours completing the process.

That is equivilent to earning $17,249 per hour.

Does that sound exciting?

Excellent, we're excited to see how much you'll save.

Here is what to expect:

(please read)

STEP 1: Determine eligibility and learn more. 

Answer a few questions online today then schedule a quick 15 minute phone chat with an expert Energy Advisor. You will receive free educational videos to watch about our new solar program upon completing your online session today.

STEP 2: Calculate your personalized savings.

If you are indeed eligible, this is the fun part. For most homeowners, choosing our new solar energy program is a no-brainer.

STEP 3: Switch and save from day one.

Trust the process. We've made switching to solar as simple as ordering a pizza. Replacing your existing high energy bill with a cheaper solar energy bill is easier than you think.

Ready to finish Step 1 right now to avoid being put on our waiting list?

Homeowners love us because of our education-first approach and transparency.

What to expect from here:

(please read before choosing)

STEP 1: Determine eligibility and learn more. 

Answer a few questions online and complete a quick chat with an expert Energy Advisor. This only requires about 15 minutes of your undivided attention. You also receive free educational videos to watch.

STEP 2: Calculate your personalized savings.

If you are indeed eligible, this is the fun part. For most homeowners, choosing our new solar energy program is a no-brainer.

STEP 3: Switch and save from day one.

Trust the process. We've made switching to solar as simple as ordering a pizza. Replacing your existing high energy bill with a cheaper solar energy bill is easier than you think.

Shall we contiue?

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