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Solar installation in Camden County, NJ, around our Berlin head office
Our head office is in Berlin, and New Jersey's solar rules are nothing like DC's. Instead of a trading market, New Jersey pays a fixed SREC-II value per MWh for 15 years, locked when you register. We install across Camden County alongside our DC work.
Solar in Camden County at a glance
- Office
- Berlin head office
- Credits
- SREC-II, fixed for 15 years
- Net metering
- One to one
- Updated
- October 2026
Short answer
Solar in Camden County, NJ earns fixed SREC-II payments for 15 years under New Jersey's ADI program: $85 per MWh for residential registrations through July 26, 2026 and $77 for registrations on or after July 27, 2026. New Jersey also keeps one-to-one net metering and exempts solar from its sales and property taxes.
New Jersey credits
Fixed for 15 years, set at registration
New Jersey replaced its old credit market with the ADI program. Residential net-metered systems registered on or after July 27, 2026 earn $77 per MWh in SREC-II value, fixed for 15 years; earlier registrations locked in $85. Unlike DC credits, the value does not move with a market, which makes the payback easier to forecast.
We file the registration as part of the install so the clock starts as soon as the system is approved.
Taxes and net metering
What New Jersey adds
New Jersey keeps one-to-one net metering and exempts solar from its 6.625 percent sales tax and from property tax. With the federal homeowner credit gone, those state benefits and the fixed credits carry the economics.
Our head office at 743 South Route 73 in Berlin keeps Camden County jobs close to home.
How a job runs
Permits, interconnection and SREC-II registration
A Camden County job runs through the local building and electrical permits, the utility interconnection, inspection and permission to operate, with the SREC-II registration filed alongside so the 15-year credit term starts on time.
We set up monitoring at turn-on so you can see production against the forecast, and the same phone line is answered 24 hours a day.
Side by side
Washington, DC and Camden County compared
| Washington, DC | Camden County, NJ | |
|---|---|---|
| Credit type | DC SRECs, market priced | SREC-II, fixed for 15 years |
| 2026 value | $360 to $455 per credit | $77 per MWh for new registrations |
| Net metering | Full retail with Pepco | One to one |
| Tax breaks | Varies by program | No sales tax, no property tax on solar |
Work we do in Camden County
Camden County jobs we take on
Residential Solar Panel Installation
Rooftop systems with SREC-II registration filed.
See this job about Residential Solar Panel InstallationSolar Battery Installation
Backup batteries for outages.
See this job about Solar Battery InstallationSolar Panel Removal & Reinstallation
Panels off and back on for a new roof.
See this job about Solar Panel Removal & ReinstallationCommercial Solar Installation
Rooftop systems for businesses and nonprofits.
See this job about Commercial Solar InstallationLow Solar Production Diagnostics
Finding why an existing system underperforms.
See this job about Low Solar Production DiagnosticsStraight answers
Solar questions from Camden County
Residential net-metered systems registered on or after July 27, 2026 earn $77 per MWh, fixed for 15 years. Registrations before that date locked in $85.
Yes, one-to-one net metering remains in place.
New Jersey exempts solar from its sales tax and from property tax.
Our head office is at 743 South Route 73, Berlin, NJ.
Tell us what you want the system to do
Give us the address and the goal: lower bills, backup power, an EV charger or a fix. We will say plainly whether it fits and what the job involves.
Phones answered 24/7 from our 4702 14th St NW office.
Call us, or find the office
- Phone
- (202) 978-0232
- Hours
- Answered 24 hours a day, every day
- Service office
- 4702 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20011
- Head office
- 743 South Route 73, Berlin, NJ 08009
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