Sue, message from Fortunat Mueller about how to continue to access the ITC for residential solar:
Fortunat Mueller
Chief Executive Officer | Employee-Owner
P.E.
Direct: 207.752.6358
ReVision Energy, a Certified B Corp
Locations in Maine, New Hampshire & Massachusetts
If you know someone who wants to save money and take control of their electric future with solar, batteries, or heat pumps, here’s the quickest way to help them get started: Share the Sun
Subject: So what's the deal with all these new financing programs?
There is now a way for everyone to go solar.
We know - you've gotten a lot of emails from us this spring announcing new offerings. We're just excited because more people can now access the benefits of solar energy. But how do all of these financing programs work, and which one is right for you? Let's dive in.
Learn About Solar Financing Options
PowerPath: Own Your System After 5 Years
ReVision's own prepaid lease option lets you save 20-30% on your solar system, immediately. Unlike traditional financiers, Amicus ReVision Impact is a 100% member-owned public benefit corporation. We created this product so more homeowners could afford to go solar and take control of future electricity needs. As a program built by a cooperative specifically to support the growth of solar (not to generate profits for third party financiers), it has fewer fees and fewer complications than any other in the market.
Lease: 0 Money Down, 0 Electric Bill Surprises
Ideal for people who prefer no upfront cost, ReVision Energy’s new residential solar lease is a maintenance‑free way to protect your household from rising utility costs.
Loan: Own your system while trading your monthly electric bill for a monthly loan payment.
A solar loan enables you to finance solar plus its complementary technologies – batteries, heat pumps, water heaters, electric vehicle chargers – all for an affordable monthly payment with no upfront cost. Similar to any other home related loan, solar loans enable a homeowner to finance a solar project by borrowing money from a lender.
Cash: Fast, Straightforward Savings
The most straightforward option, a cash payment offers extremely strong returns. It also offers the most flexibility in terms of equipment choice (panel manufacturer, inverter brand, etc.) All incentives and electric bill savings are yours, from day 1. It's that simple.
As an employee‑owned B Corp, we take pride in delivering solutions that put people first. Our financing options reflect our commitment to transparency, long‑term value, and our mission to build a just and equitable electric future for all New Englanders.
ReVision Energy, 758 Westbrook St, South Portland, Maine 04106, 207-221-6342
Yes this is exactly what I was writing about in my post. I didn’t mention Revision by name, but in mentioning leasing and buyout options, I was referring to these financing options. They work well. As an example, I worked with Revision to put together a PPP (public private partnership) in 2017 to install 188 solar panels on my church in Yarmouth. Under the agreement Revision owned the system and the church agreed to purchase all of the electricity generated. In 2024, when the tax credits expired, the church bought the system at its residual value—a deep discount. Now we fully own the system and generate free solar power. A win for everyone!
Sue, message from Fortunat Mueller about how to continue to access the ITC for residential solar:
Fortunat Mueller
Chief Executive Officer | Employee-Owner
P.E.
Direct: 207.752.6358
ReVision Energy, a Certified B Corp
Locations in Maine, New Hampshire & Massachusetts
If you know someone who wants to save money and take control of their electric future with solar, batteries, or heat pumps, here’s the quickest way to help them get started: Share the Sun
From: ReVision Energy <hello@revisionenergy.com>
Sent: Monday, June 8, 2026 11:00 AM
To: Fortunat Mueller <fortunat@revisionenergy.com>
Subject: So what's the deal with all these new financing programs?
There is now a way for everyone to go solar.
We know - you've gotten a lot of emails from us this spring announcing new offerings. We're just excited because more people can now access the benefits of solar energy. But how do all of these financing programs work, and which one is right for you? Let's dive in.
Learn About Solar Financing Options
PowerPath: Own Your System After 5 Years
ReVision's own prepaid lease option lets you save 20-30% on your solar system, immediately. Unlike traditional financiers, Amicus ReVision Impact is a 100% member-owned public benefit corporation. We created this product so more homeowners could afford to go solar and take control of future electricity needs. As a program built by a cooperative specifically to support the growth of solar (not to generate profits for third party financiers), it has fewer fees and fewer complications than any other in the market.
Lease: 0 Money Down, 0 Electric Bill Surprises
Ideal for people who prefer no upfront cost, ReVision Energy’s new residential solar lease is a maintenance‑free way to protect your household from rising utility costs.
Loan: Own your system while trading your monthly electric bill for a monthly loan payment.
A solar loan enables you to finance solar plus its complementary technologies – batteries, heat pumps, water heaters, electric vehicle chargers – all for an affordable monthly payment with no upfront cost. Similar to any other home related loan, solar loans enable a homeowner to finance a solar project by borrowing money from a lender.
Cash: Fast, Straightforward Savings
The most straightforward option, a cash payment offers extremely strong returns. It also offers the most flexibility in terms of equipment choice (panel manufacturer, inverter brand, etc.) All incentives and electric bill savings are yours, from day 1. It's that simple.
As an employee‑owned B Corp, we take pride in delivering solutions that put people first. Our financing options reflect our commitment to transparency, long‑term value, and our mission to build a just and equitable electric future for all New Englanders.
ReVision Energy, 758 Westbrook St, South Portland, Maine 04106, 207-221-6342
Yes this is exactly what I was writing about in my post. I didn’t mention Revision by name, but in mentioning leasing and buyout options, I was referring to these financing options. They work well. As an example, I worked with Revision to put together a PPP (public private partnership) in 2017 to install 188 solar panels on my church in Yarmouth. Under the agreement Revision owned the system and the church agreed to purchase all of the electricity generated. In 2024, when the tax credits expired, the church bought the system at its residual value—a deep discount. Now we fully own the system and generate free solar power. A win for everyone!