Illinois SREC Guide

Three steps to take a sold Illinois project to a submitted SREC disclosure.

Open the SREC Disclosure Form

Prefer to run the calculator first? Open the calculator workbook — the form links the calculator again when you reach system details.

  1. Step 1: Build your project to determine equipment

    Build the project in your design tool and note the equipment details — the calculator in Step 2 needs both:

    • Module model
    • Module count — the number of solar panels

  2. Step 2: Calculate the DC system size

    The disclosure form asks for the system's inverter and points you to the matching calculator — use your Step 1 equipment details there to complete the calculation.

    Make a copy of the master sheet before entering values so you don't overwrite anyone else's work.

  3. Step 3: Submit the SREC disclosure form

    Enter the project details from Steps 1 and 2 into the disclosure form and submit.

    Open the SREC Disclosure Form

    Submitting starts the IL Shines disclosure workflow.

What happens after you submit

Your submission enters Aveyo's IL Shines pipeline. The operations team reviews the disclosure and submits the application to Illinois Shines — the state incentive program (formerly the Adjustable Block Program) that issues Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) for distributed solar.