Free for Westchester Homeowners

Free Solar & Battery Savings Analysis for Westchester Homeowners

Upload your bill. Get a personalized solar & battery savings analysis in under 60 seconds. No sales call, no obligation.

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📍Con Ed & NYSEG territory
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Upload one or more files below. Your utility bill alone is enough to get started.

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Utility Bill
Your most recent Con Edison or NYSEG electric bill
📊CSV
Green Button Data
Hourly interval usage from your utility online account
🔌XLSX
Load Calculator
Appliance-by-appliance energy estimate spreadsheet
📅XLSX
Monthly Usage
12-month kWh breakdown if you have it

Upload at least one file or enter your monthly bill amount

Simple Process

From Bill to Clarity in 3 Steps

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Upload Your Files

Drop in your Con Ed bill PDF, Green Button data, or load calculator. Even one bill works.

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AI Reads Your Energy

Our system analyzes your usage patterns, peak windows, and spending to model what solar and battery would do for your home.

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See Your Numbers

Get a clear breakdown: system size, net cost after NY incentives, year-one savings, payback period.

Supported files:
PDFCon Ed Bill
CSVGreen Button
XLSXLoad Calc
XLSXMonthly Usage

See How It Works

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Why Westchester Is One of the Best Solar Markets in the Country

$0.33
Avg utility rate/kWh
Con Ed & NYSEG, among highest in the US
25%
NY State Solar Credit
Up to $5,000 off your taxes
$250/kWh
NYSERDA Battery Rebate
~$3,375 for a 13.5 kWh unit in Con Ed territory
7.6x
TOU rate spread
Off-peak vs summer peak pricing

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Most homeowners pay their electric bill every month without questioning how it works or why it keeps rising. Energy is not just an expense. It is an asset class hiding in plain sight. The way your home consumes, stores, and offsets energy affects your monthly cash flow, your long-term savings, and your financial flexibility. This tool was built to show you what your utility company won't.

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Common Questions

Westchester Solar FAQ

A typical Westchester home (8–10 kW system) costs $28,000–$40,000 gross before incentives. After the NY State 25% tax credit (up to $5,000), most homeowners net $23,000–$35,000. Upload your bill for a personalized estimate based on your actual usage.

Yes. Westchester utility rates average ~$0.33/kWh, among the highest in the country. Solar offsets those costs directly whether you are on Con Ed or NYSEG. Pairing solar with a battery under a time-of-use rate plan reduces your remaining grid costs by up to 83% during peak pricing windows.

New York offers a 25% solar equipment tax credit, capped at $5,000. This is a direct credit against your state income tax, not a deduction. It's stackable with the NYSERDA battery storage rebate ($250/kWh in Con Edison territory, approximately $3,375 for a 13.5 kWh unit). Note: The federal 30% ITC for homeowners has expired.

TOU Rate III is a time-of-use rate that charges $0.38/kWh during peak hours (8AM–12AM weekdays) but only $0.05/kWh off-peak. For solar-plus-battery homes, this is the optimal rate: your battery charges at $0.05 overnight and discharges at peak, a 7.6x price spread that dramatically accelerates payback. NYSEG customers have similar TOU options available.

Con Edison serves most of southern and central Westchester, including White Plains, Scarsdale, Yonkers, New Rochelle, and the rivertowns. NYSEG serves parts of northern Westchester, including Yorktown, Cortlandt, Somers, Bedford, and surrounding areas. This tool works with bills from both utilities.

Green Button is your hourly electricity usage data from your utility. Con Ed customers can download it at coned.com under "My Account" → "My Energy Use" → "Download My Data" → CSV format. NYSEG customers can access similar data through their online account. This gives us hour-by-hour insight into exactly when you use power, making the battery simulation far more accurate.

This tool uses your actual usage data to model savings. The more files you upload (bill, Green Button interval data, load calculator), the more precise the numbers. A full site survey will refine shading analysis and exact system sizing, but the financial picture this tool gives you is a solid starting point.

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