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ARIZONA

• Over 2 million Arizonian's were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017²

• Arizona residents pay 12% more on their electricity bills than the national average³

• Arizona is one of the top 5 states in the U.S. for solar⁴

CALIFORNIA

• Over 22 million Californian's were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017⁵

• California residents pay 29% more on their electricity bills than the national average⁶

• California is the best state in the U.S. for solar⁷

COLORADO

• Over 2.3 million Coloradan's were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017⁸

• Colorado's rooftop solar panels have dropped 36% in cost over the last 5 years⁹

• There are an average of 245 sunny days per year in Colorado. Great for solar!¹⁰

CONNECTICUT

• Over 3.1 million Connecticut residents were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017¹¹

• Connecticut residents pay 45% more on their electricity bills than the national average¹²

• 38% solar power in Connecticut is more cost-effective vs. other states¹³

DELAWARE

• Delaware has invested $500 million in solar, with aggressive plans to continue this trend¹⁴

• Delaware's rooftop solar panels have dropped 50% in cost over the last 10 years¹⁴

• Delaware residents pay 20% more on their electricity bills than the national average¹⁵

FLORIDA

• Over 25 million Floridians were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017¹⁶

• Florida residents pay 14% more on electricity bills than the national average¹⁷

• Florida is the third best state in the U.S. for home solar systems¹⁸

IDAHO

• Idaho has invested $900 million in solar, with aggressive plans to continue this trend¹⁹

• Idaho's rooftop solar panels have dropped 50% in cost over the last 10 years¹⁹

• Between state and federal tax credits, residents are eligible for 37% back on solar systems²⁰

ILLINOIS

• Over 6.2 million Illinoians were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017²¹

• Illinois' rooftop solar panels have dropped 11% in cost over the last 5 years²²

• Illinois residents are eligible for a 30% federal tax credit on the home solar system²³

MASSACHUSETTS

• Over 4.3 million Massachusetts residents were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017²⁴

• Massachusetts residents pay 25% more on electricity bills than the national average²⁵

• Massachusetts ranks #8 on best U.S. states for solar²⁶

NEVADA

• Over 1.1 million Nevadans were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017²⁷

• Nevada rooftop solar panels have dropped 43% in cost over the last 5 years²⁸

• Nevada ranks #6 on best U.S. states for solar²⁹

NEW JERSEY

• Over 5.7 million New Jersey residents were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017³⁰

• New Jersey residents pay 32% more on electricity bills than the national average³¹

• New Jersey ranks #7 on best U.S. states for home solar systems³²

NEW MEXICO

• Over 917k New Mexico residents were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017³³

• New Mexico rooftop solar panels have dropped 36% in cost over the last 5 years³⁴

• There are an average of 293 sunny days per year in New Mexico. Great for solar!³⁵

NORTH CAROLINA

• Hurricane Michael left behind major power outages in North Carolina³⁶

• North Carolina rooftop solar panels have dropped 50% in cost over the last 10 years³⁷

• North Carolina residents pay 9% more on electricity bills than the national average³⁸

PENNSYLVANIA

• Over 7 million Pennsylvania residents were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017³⁹

• Pennsylvania rooftop solar panels have dropped 43% in cost over the last 5 years⁴⁰

• 10% solar power in Pennsylvania is more cost-effective vs. other states⁴¹

SOUTH CAROLINA

• Over 2.4 million South Carolinians were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017⁴²

• South Carolina residents pay 23% more on electricity bills than the national average⁴³

• South Carolinians are the 3rd biggest spenders on electricity bills in the U.S.⁴⁴

TEXAS

• Over 11 million Texans residents were affected by power outages from 2008 to 2017⁴⁵

• Texas residents pay 19% more on electricity bills than the national average⁴⁶

• Texas is the 2nd best U.S. state for home solar systems⁴⁷

UTAH

• Utah rooftop solar panels have dropped 50% in cost over the last 10 years⁴⁸

• Utah has invested nearly $4 billion in solar, with aggressive plans to continue this trend⁴⁸

• Between state and federal tax credits, residents are eligible for 55% back on solar systems⁴⁹

VIRGINIA

• Hurricane Michael left many residents without power in Virginia⁵⁰

• Virginia rooftop solar panels have dropped 50% in cost over the last 10 years⁵¹

• Virginia residents pay nearly 16% more on electricity bills than the national average⁵²

WEST VIRGINIA

• West Virginia rooftop solar panels have dropped 50% in cost over the last 10 years⁵³

• West Virginia residents consume nearly 20% more electricity than the national average⁵⁴

• West Virginia offers a 22% tax credit for homeowners who install solar panels⁵⁵

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