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Minnesota homeowners: see whether your household may qualify for utility-supported solar.
A solar opportunity for income-qualified homeowners
You may be prequalified for solar at no cost.
Households that receive SNAP, WIC, or energy assistance may qualify for a utility-supported solar program designed to lower electricity costs. You must own your home; renters do not qualify.
SNAP
benefits may qualify
WIC
benefits may qualify
Energy Assistance
may qualify
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612-217-1078
Start with a quick eligibility check
Complete this short form and a Truva Energy representative can contact you about the next step.
Who may qualify?
This program is intended for income-qualified Minnesota homeowners who meet utility and property requirements.
Important eligibility requirement
You must own the home.
✓ Owner-occupied property
The applicant must own the home where the solar system would be installed.
✓ Qualifying household program
SNAP, WIC, or energy-assistance participation may help establish income eligibility.
✓ Property and utility approval
The roof, electrical service, utility account, and program capacity must meet applicable requirements.
WHY THIS MATTERS
153%
Xcel Energy residential electric rates increased from about 6.83¢ per kWh to about 17.3¢ per kWh over the period highlighted in Truva Energy’s mailer. Solar may help eligible homeowners reduce exposure to rising electricity costs.
What happens next?
The process begins with a quick review and moves forward only after your household and property are confirmed eligible.
“No cost” and “prequalified” are subject to program rules, utility approval, available funding, property suitability, verification of household eligibility, and final written program documents. Submitting this form does not guarantee approval or installation. Truva Energy is not a government agency and does not administer SNAP, WIC, LIHEAP, MFIP, or Tribal assistance programs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does receiving SNAP, WIC, or energy assistance guarantee approval?
No. These programs may indicate income eligibility, but final approval depends on program rules, documentation, utility requirements, property suitability, and available funding.
Can renters qualify?
No. This opportunity is intended for homeowners. The applicant must own the property where the solar panels would be installed.
Will I have to pay anything?
Some qualifying households may be eligible for solar at no cost through the applicable program. Truva Energy will provide written details before any agreement is signed. Do not rely on verbal promises alone.
What information will I need?
You may be asked for proof of homeownership, a recent electric bill, and documentation showing participation in a qualifying assistance program.
See whether your household qualifies.
Start with the short form above or speak directly with Truva Energy. There is no obligation to proceed simply because you ask for an eligibility review.