Calculate your long-term contractual obligation by entering your monthly payment and your loan or lease duration below. By organizing these figures, you can determine the total financial commitment required by your current agreement.
Use this tool to total your scheduled payments over the life of the agreement.
Note: If your total obligation is significantly higher than the value of the energy produced, or if you feel the long-term costs were not clearly disclosed, SCRC is here to help you organize your information for professional review.
If your results show a total cost that far exceeds the “promised savings” or the utility baseline for Xcel or Black Hills Energy, you may be eligible for a legal review of your agreement.
No obligation. No guesswork. Our Colorado-focused intake team helps you:
Many Colorado homeowners find that while their monthly solar payment seems low, the 25-year total—when combined with utility connection fees and annual escalators—actually exceeds what they would have paid the utility company directly.
Under the Colorado Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), if these long-term costs were misrepresented or if mandatory “Welcome Call” recordings are missing, a qualified attorney may determine if your agreement qualifies for a legal challenge.
Important Legal Disclosures
Solar Cancellation Resource Center Colorado (“SCRC”) is a national intake partner for law firms specializing in solar contract disputes.
