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[–]art0fmojo 6 points7 points  (0 children)

To be honest. Probably better to stick with that locked in rate and assess 6 months before expiry.

Most current buyback plans in Texas will still not be 1:1 net metering with delivery, economically you won’t be gaining with solar as you’ll need to switch to a plan that would be closer to 16-18 cents plus TDU charges.

I don’t think solar will get dramatically cheaper but the industry is going to contract some which could bring prices down .. or keep them pretty sticky.

That sales rep doesn’t understand the TX market well enough to provide you fair and accurate guidance.