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Tesla Roof solar shingles in 2026: new orders are discontinued. DC incentives favor panels with Pepco net metering and SRECs at ~$360–$400/MWh. Shingle alternatives exist from GAF/CertainTeed.
DC's net metering program credits solar exports at the full retail rate with no expiration. Here's how the 2026 economics actually work — bill savings, SRECs, and payback.
DC net metering credits solar exports at the full retail rate — about $0.24/kWh blended — with no expiration. Here's how the savings stack up in 2026.
DC community solar programs let any Pepco customer go solar without a roof. Here's how they compare to rooftop solar in 2026 — costs, savings, and who each option fits.
Community solar in DC lets renters and homeowners save 5–50% on Pepco bills in 2026 — no roof, no panels, no federal tax credit required.
Solar panels in Washington DC cost $2.80–$3.40/watt in 2026. No federal credit, but DC SRECs, net metering, and a property tax exemption still make the math work.