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In the ‘Wild West’ of Maine solar, complaints build against this company

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Hillary and Adam Dow put down a $20,100 deposit for a solar system in 2022. The utility said it could not connect the home because of circuit capacity limits. The Dows have filed a lawsuit to get their money back. The Bangor Daily News interviewed residential and business customers who have filed complaints.

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In the ‘Wild West’ of Maine solar, complaints build against this company

Hillary and Adam Dow looked forward to adding solar panels to the Hampden home they bought in August 2022. It already had a geothermal heating system, and their planned 37-panel solar system would make it even more energy efficient. Later in 2022, they gathered referrals from people they knew and trusted. Based on those, they chose Hermon-based Pine Tree Solar to install the rooftop system. The company prepared a plan that was reviewed by a fami…

·Bangor, United States
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Bangor Daily News broke the news in Bangor, United States on Monday, November 13, 2023.
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