Find out which clean energy programs your address may qualify for.
Whether you own or rent, I'll tell you straight what fits your home, and what doesn't.
Check what I qualify for →Takes about 30 seconds. No sales call unless you want one.
Every state is different. Let's find your program.
One strategist. Every door in.
What you qualify for depends on where you live, whether you own or rent, and what your building allows. Here's what I work with.
A small solar setup that moves when you do.
A balcony or patio panel kit that plugs into a standard outlet. Built for apartments, condos, and townhomes. You notify your own utility before plugging in.
See if it fits your space →Own your roof? See if it's a fit.
A long-term option for the right home. Shade, roof age, and direction all matter, and I'll tell you honestly if yours isn't a good candidate.
Get a straight answer →Your state may offer something the others don't.
Efficiency rebates, energy assistance, and income-qualified programs. See what's available where you live.
Maryland programs →DC programs →I may earn a commission when you enroll through a partner. It never changes the price you pay.
Three steps. No pressure.
Answer a few quick questions: your state, whether you own or rent, your space, and your typical bill.
I match you to the programs that actually fit, and tell you plainly if none do.
If something fits, I'll walk you through the next step with the program provider. You review and sign everything yourself.
I don't sell one product. I match you to the right one.
Many companies sell one product, so that product is always the answer. I work across plug-in solar, rooftop solar, and state energy programs, which means I have no reason to push you toward something that doesn't fit.
If your roof is wrong for solar, I'll say so. If your state has a better program, I'll tell you about it. That's the whole job.
I'm James Almonte. Most people call me King.
I've spent about a decade in energy, from rooftop solar sales to energy education workshops, and I hold an MBA in operations and supply chain. I'm also a Marine Corps veteran.
Energy programs are often hard to understand. So that's what I do: explain what's available where you live, in plain language, and point you to the right next step if you want in.
Straight answers.
Does it cost anything to check?
No. Checking what you may qualify for is free, and there's no obligation.
Do I have to own my home?
No. Renters often have options too, like plug-in solar or community programs. Rooftop solar generally requires owning the home.
Will I save money?
It depends on the program, your usage, and your utility. I won't promise savings I can't back up. If a program offers a specific discount, I'll show you the provider's written terms.
Are you with my utility or the government?
No. I'm an independent clean energy consultant. I'm not a utility, a government agency, or part of any government program.
How do you get paid?
Some program partners pay me a commission when you enroll. It never changes the price you pay, and I'll tell you if I'm compensated for anything I recommend.
What happens to my information?
I use it only to find programs that fit you, and share it only with the partner serving your request. I never sell it. See the Privacy Policy.
Find out which clean energy programs your address may qualify for.
Whether you own or rent, I'll tell you straight what fits your home, and what doesn't.
Check what I qualify for →Takes about 30 seconds. No sales call unless you want one.
Every state is different. Let's find your program.
One strategist. Every door in.
What you qualify for depends on where you live, whether you own or rent, and what your building allows. Here's what I work with.
A small solar setup that moves when you do.
A balcony or patio panel kit that plugs into a standard outlet. Built for apartments, condos, and townhomes. You notify your own utility before plugging in.
See if it fits your space →Own your roof? See if it's a fit.
A long-term option for the right home. Shade, roof age, and direction all matter, and I'll tell you honestly if yours isn't a good candidate.
Get a straight answer →Your state may offer something the others don't.
Efficiency rebates, energy assistance, and income-qualified programs. See what's available where you live.
Maryland programs →DC programs →I may earn a commission when you enroll through a partner. It never changes the price you pay.
Three steps. No pressure.
Answer a few quick questions: your state, whether you own or rent, your space, and your typical bill.
I match you to the programs that actually fit, and tell you plainly if none do.
If something fits, I'll walk you through the next step with the program provider. You review and sign everything yourself.
I don't sell one product. I match you to the right one.
Many companies sell one product, so that product is always the answer. I work across plug-in solar, rooftop solar, and state energy programs, which means I have no reason to push you toward something that doesn't fit.
If your roof is wrong for solar, I'll say so. If your state has a better program, I'll tell you about it. That's the whole job.
I'm James Almonte. Most people call me King.
I've spent about a decade in energy, from rooftop solar sales to energy education workshops, and I hold an MBA in operations and supply chain. I'm also a Marine Corps veteran.
Energy programs are often hard to understand. So that's what I do: explain what's available where you live, in plain language, and point you to the right next step if you want in.
Straight answers.
Does it cost anything to check?
No. Checking what you may qualify for is free, and there's no obligation.
Do I have to own my home?
No. Renters often have options too, like plug-in solar or community programs. Rooftop solar generally requires owning the home.
Will I save money?
It depends on the program, your usage, and your utility. I won't promise savings I can't back up. If a program offers a specific discount, I'll show you the provider's written terms.
Are you with my utility or the government?
No. I'm an independent clean energy consultant. I'm not a utility, a government agency, or part of any government program.
How do you get paid?
Some program partners pay me a commission when you enroll. It never changes the price you pay, and I'll tell you if I'm compensated for anything I recommend.
What happens to my information?
I use it only to find programs that fit you, and share it only with the partner serving your request. I never sell it. See the Privacy Policy.
Find out which clean energy programs your address may qualify for.
Whether you own or rent, I'll tell you straight what fits your home, and what doesn't.
Check what I qualify for →Takes about 30 seconds. No sales call unless you want one.
Every state is different. Let's find your program.
One strategist. Every door in.
What you qualify for depends on where you live, whether you own or rent, and what your building allows. Here's what I work with.
A small solar setup that moves when you do.
A balcony or patio panel kit that plugs into a standard outlet. Built for apartments, condos, and townhomes. You notify your own utility before plugging in.
See if it fits your space →Own your roof? See if it's a fit.
A long-term option for the right home. Shade, roof age, and direction all matter, and I'll tell you honestly if yours isn't a good candidate.
Get a straight answer →Your state may offer something the others don't.
Efficiency rebates, energy assistance, and income-qualified programs. See what's available where you live.
Maryland programs →DC programs →I may earn a commission when you enroll through a partner. It never changes the price you pay.
Three steps. No pressure.
Answer a few quick questions: your state, whether you own or rent, your space, and your typical bill.
I match you to the programs that actually fit, and tell you plainly if none do.
If something fits, I'll walk you through the next step with the program provider. You review and sign everything yourself.
I don't sell one product. I match you to the right one.
Many companies sell one product, so that product is always the answer. I work across plug-in solar, rooftop solar, and state energy programs, which means I have no reason to push you toward something that doesn't fit.
If your roof is wrong for solar, I'll say so. If your state has a better program, I'll tell you about it. That's the whole job.
I'm James Almonte. Most people call me King.
I've spent about a decade in energy, from rooftop solar sales to energy education workshops, and I hold an MBA in operations and supply chain. I'm also a Marine Corps veteran.
Energy programs are often hard to understand. So that's what I do: explain what's available where you live, in plain language, and point you to the right next step if you want in.
Straight answers.
Does it cost anything to check?
No. Checking what you may qualify for is free, and there's no obligation.
Do I have to own my home?
No. Renters often have options too, like plug-in solar or community programs. Rooftop solar generally requires owning the home.
Will I save money?
It depends on the program, your usage, and your utility. I won't promise savings I can't back up. If a program offers a specific discount, I'll show you the provider's written terms.
Are you with my utility or the government?
No. I'm an independent clean energy consultant. I'm not a utility, a government agency, or part of any government program.
How do you get paid?
Some program partners pay me a commission when you enroll. It never changes the price you pay, and I'll tell you if I'm compensated for anything I recommend.
What happens to my information?
I use it only to find programs that fit you, and share it only with the partner serving your request. I never sell it. See the Privacy Policy.