Renewable Energy Utilities

Green Mountain says US SolarSPARC plans are available in most markets it serves and directs customers to check their ZIP code. Suggested practice: verify the address and offered plan before promoting enrollment; the FAQ does not establish nationwide service or eligibility at every served address.

Green Mountain's US SolarSPARC FAQ describes purchasing and retiring RECs for 100% of paid usage. SolarSPARC 10 uses at least 10% solar and up to 90% wind attributes; SolarSPARC 100 uses solar attributes. Suggested practice: state the certificate mechanism and selected plan, without implying a dedicated physical connection.

Green Mountain's US SolarSPARC FAQ separates a monthly solar-fund contribution from an annual customer credit, whose amount depends on the plan contract. Suggested practice: keep contribution frequency and customer-credit frequency distinct; neither establishes a universal monthly saving on an electricity bill.

Green Mountain's US FAQ says customers must remain SolarSPARC customers in good standing when the credit is issued. Moving within a territory where SolarSPARC is available can preserve eligibility. Suggested practice: include those conditions; enrolling once does not guarantee future credits after leaving the plan.

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