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Retail Supplier, Partner Launch 20-Year Community Solar Agreement in Illinois

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MC Squared Energy Services, LLC (mc2) and Soltage, LLC have announced a long-term agreement for community solar subscription services in Illinois.

mc2 will be the exclusive subscription manager for Soltage’s community solar projects located within Illinois over the next 20 years.

Soltage, a leading independent power producer will develop, own and operate the projects.

Under its contract with Soltage, mc2 will market and manage all subscriptions for the community solar projects. Subscribers are expected to be municipal, commercial, and residential customers known as 'small subscribers.' Each subscribing customer will receive a bill credit in proportion to the community solar system’s production and the size of the customer’s subscription.

The first project to be serviced under this new long-term agreement in Soltage’s Illinois portfolio is a 2 MW community solar project located in LaSalle County, Illinois The project was selected through the Illinois Power Agency’s Adjustable Block Program and is expected to begin enrolling subscribers as early as spring 2020.

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