Learn how Lowtility helps homebuyers combine their home purchase and energy upgrades into one streamlined loan — increasing buying power and lowering monthly costs.
Most people carefully shop for their mortgage rate, their car loan, even their cell phone plan. But very few ever stop to ask: “Am I shopping how I power my home?” With electricity costs rising, solar financing options everywhere, and new ways to combine energy upgrades with your mortgage, the way you “buy power” matters more than ever. Let’s explore the three main ways homeowners can do it — and the pros and cons of each.
Hedge funds are buying utilities—not by accident, but because they see where the money is going: rising electricity demand. AI data centers, EVs, and electrification are pushing power use higher, and Wall Street wants those cash flows. But here’s the twist—homeowners can play the same game. Instead of renting power from the utility or a solar lease, owning your system (and rolling it into your mortgage) lets you capture the upside: lower bills, tax credits, and even a resale premium. In a world where your future bill is someone else’s asset, the smartest move might be making it your asset.
Learn how to qualify for the Federal Solar Tax Credit by combining your solar system and mortgage the smart way. This simple guide breaks down how Lowtility helps homebuyers save thousands with a solar-integrated mortgage.
Learn how to qualify for the Federal Solar Tax Credit by combining your solar system and mortgage the smart way. This simple guide breaks down how Lowtility helps homebuyers save thousands with a solar-integrated mortgage.