Missouri homeowners are increasingly reporting solar deals that promised significant utility savings—only to find their monthly costs rising due to complex net metering rules with providers like Ameren or Evergy, and aggressive sales tactics.
At Solar Cancellation Resource Center Missouri, we partner with independent consumer protection attorneys who can help you explore options for your solar leases, loans, and power purchase agreements (PPAs).
If you feel you were subjected to deceptive sales tactics, misleading savings claims, or underperforming equipment, you may be eligible for a legal review. Many Missouri residents find that their agreements may be reviewed under the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act (MMPA) and other state consumer protections.
If your file is accepted for review, the timeline for potential resolution typically ranges from 12–24 months, depending on the solar provider, the lender, and the complexity of the contract. Factors such as Missouri Public Service Commission regulations or specific misrepresentations regarding the Federal Solar Tax Credit can influence the duration of a legal challenge.
If an attorney achieves a resolution, you may be released from the identified financial obligations. This could include the termination of monthly payments, future price escalators, or large balloon payments. Many Missourians pursue this path to address long-term liability and regain control of their household finances.
The status of the equipment depends on the specific negotiated terms between your attorney and the solar provider:
We organize and collect information for every file before it is referred for professional review. We prioritize referring files where an attorney may identify strong grounds for a challenge, such as:
Common concerns reported during our intake process include:
Yes. An attorney may determine that a legal review is appropriate post-installation if there is evidence of misrepresentation, breach of contract, or deceptive practices during the sales or financing phase.
