Solarize Skagit 2025 campaign aims for 50 home installations as net metering faces change
Skagit Valley Clean Energy Alliance presented Solarize Skagit 2025 to county commissioners on March 18, offering group-purchase pricing ($2.45/watt), preselected installers, financing options and a push to enroll before the state net-metering rules change at the end of 2025; presenters sought county help promoting enrollment.
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Skagit Valley Clean Energy Alliance, a local nonprofit, presented Solarize Skagit 2025 to the Skagit County Board of County Commissioners on March 18, urging residents to enroll in a limited-time group-purchase campaign for rooftop solar, battery backup and EV chargers. The campaign offers negotiated pricing ($2.45 per watt), preselected installers and financing options; the alliance’s presenters stressed that 2025 is a critical year because Washington’s 1:1 net-metering policy is set to change at the end of the year.
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