The Illinois Solar for All (ILSFA) Program Administrator and the Illinois Power Agency (IPA) seek public comment on the Residential Solar Pilot Proposal and will hold a webinar discussing the pilot on February 8.
Read MoreThe Illinois Solar for All (ILSFA) Program Administrator will open the initial project submission window for Illinois Solar for All: Community Solar project applications today at 9 a.m.
Read MoreThe Illinois Solar for All (ILSFA) Program Administrator and the Illinois Power Agency (IPA) are pleased to announce the convening of the first ILSFA Advisory Committee meeting.
Read MoreAs of January 20, 2023, 16 projects were submitted during the rolling submission window for the Non-Profit and Public Facilities sub-program.
Read MoreThe Illinois Solar for All (ILSFA) Program Administrator has completed a final review of the project submissions for the Illinois Solar for All: Non-Profit and Public Facilities sub-program.
Read MoreThe Illinois Power Agency (IPA) has published public responses to the Disclosure Forms proposal (Proposal #1), part of its effort to update consumer protection documents for Illinois Shines and Illinois Solar for All (ILSFA).
Read MoreThe total incentive value for eligible Non-Profit and Public Facilities projects submitted to date is below the sub-program’s 2022-2023 program year budget.
Read MoreThe Illinois Power Agency (IPA) seeks public comment on several proposals to update consumer protection documents for Illinois Shines and Illinois Solar for All (ILSFA).
Read MoreThe Illinois Solar for All (ILSFA) Program Administrator will open a rolling submission window tomorrow, December 2, for the Illinois Solar for All: Residential Solar (Small and Large) sub-programs.
Read MoreResidential Solar Update The Illinois Solar for All (ILSFA) Program Administrator announces that the incentive values for Residential Solar Small and Large projects submitted are below the available 2022-2023 program year budgets for those sub-programs and, therefore, the Project Selection Protocol will not be necessary.
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