Utility name, rate and twelve months of kWh use
FREE ORLANDO SOLAR REVIEW
Check the bill.
Then check the deal.
Check an Orlando solar proposal against the actual utility, export-credit assumptions and the home’s future electricity use.
Start with the accountAn Orlando address may not be an OUC account. The review uses the utility printed on the bill and dates the export assumptions before comparing projected value.
Compare the written scopeKeep the system, equipment, roof, electrical work, exclusions and support responsibilities together.
See the complete monthly pictureReview the proposed payment alongside utility charges and grid purchases that may remain.
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YOUR REVIEW CHECKLIST
Six details that make the comparison useful.
Direct solar use, exported energy and grid purchases shown separately
The date and eligibility behind any OUC export-credit assumption
Planned EV, pool, HVAC or occupancy changes
Battery cost, operating purpose and utility-program tradeoffs
Complete roof, electrical, permitting and interconnection scope
LOCAL QUESTIONS
OUC or the utility on the account.
Property-specific answers.
Official starting source: OUC rooftop solar guidance. Confirm current rules for the actual account.
Explore the full market guideWhy does the date on an OUC model matter?
OUC publishes changes for rooftop-solar billing beginning November 1, 2026. A proposal should state which rules and dates it uses.
Should exported solar be valued the same as solar used at home?
Not automatically. The applicable utility program determines how exports are credited. A useful comparison shows self-consumption, exports and grid purchases separately.
What should I send?
Start with a recent electric bill or twelve months of usage. If you already have a solar proposal, include the equipment, system size, production estimate, installed price and payment terms.
Is the review free?
Yes. There is no charge or obligation. Origin may offer a project proposal after confirming fit and coverage, but you decide whether to continue.