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THE LUNOVA 100 HOMES PROJECT
Help Us Understand 100 Springfield Electric Bills
LuNova Solar is reviewing electricity costs across Springfield to help local homeowners better understand their energy use. Share a few basic bill details in about 30 seconds. No solar sales presentation is required.
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Springfield goal
The counter is updated by LuNova as qualifying households are added to the project.
SponsorJV Solar LLC DBA LuNova Solar621 W Edwards St, Apt 1, Springfield, IL 62704
Prize / ARVOne $500 checkNo purchase necessary. A purchase will not improve your odds.
Eligibility18+ • Springfield city limitsPrimary residence in Sangamon County. One entry per household.
OddsDepend on eligible entries receivedOfficial entry period: October 1–31, 2026, Central Time.
LOCAL. SIMPLE. EDUCATION-FIRST.
How the 100 Homes Project works
We want to learn what Springfield homeowners are actually seeing on their electric bills—not sell everyone the same solar pitch.
Help build a local picture
LuNova uses submitted information to better understand local electricity costs and common usage patterns across Springfield homes.
Solar is optional
If you want a personalized solar review, you can opt in separately. Entering the project or giveaway alone is not a request for a solar sales call.
$500ONE LOCAL HOUSEHOLD
$500 CAN HELP
A little breathing room can go a long way.
Electric bills are only one part of a household budget. The giveaway prize is a $500 check, so the winner can use it wherever their household needs it most.
01Utility costs
02Groceries
03Home expenses
No purchase, solar consultation, financing application or solar contract is required to enter or win.
WHY LUNOVA IS DOING THIS
Better local answers start with real local bills.
Electricity costs, usage and utility rules vary from home to home. The 100 Homes Project is designed to give Springfield homeowners clearer context around what they are paying and whether energy changes—including solar—are worth investigating.
When useful patterns emerge, LuNova may publish anonymized educational summaries. We will not publicly identify a household or share a submitted bill without permission.
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SPRINGFIELD GIVEAWAY
Enter for a chance to win a $500 check
Complete the form during the official entry period to join the LuNova 100 Homes Project and enter the Springfield Electric Bill Relief Giveaway.
- Entry period: October 1, 2026 at 12:00 a.m. CT through October 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. CT.
- Eligible area: Primary residence within Springfield city limits, Sangamon County, Illinois.
- Entry limit: One (1) entry per household.
- Prize: One (1) $500 check.
- Winner drawing: November 4, 2026. The selected entrant has five (5) calendar days from notification to respond.
- No purchase or solar consultation is required.
Official Rules: Eligibility, household-entry limits, winner verification, prize conditions and other terms are governed by the Official Rules.
COMMON QUESTIONS
What homeowners should know
Who is eligible to enter?
Entrants must be at least 18 years old and have their primary residence within Springfield city limits in Sangamon County, Illinois. See the Official Rules for the complete eligibility requirements.
When does the giveaway run?
The official entry period begins October 1, 2026 at 12:00 a.m. Central Time and closes October 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Central Time.
How many times can my household enter?
One entry per household for the entire giveaway period. If multiple entries are received from the same household, only the first eligible entry may be considered valid under the Official Rules.
When will the winner be selected?
The random drawing is scheduled for November 4, 2026, three business days after the giveaway closes. The selected entrant will have five calendar days from notification to respond.
Do I have to be interested in solar to participate?
No. A solar review is optional and requires a separate opt-in. A purchase, consultation or financing application is not required to enter or win.
Will entering trigger solar sales calls?
Not from the giveaway entry alone. LuNova should only treat you as requesting a solar review if you separately select the optional solar-review checkbox.
Why do you ask for my residential address?
The address is used to verify that the household is within the eligible Springfield city limits and to help enforce the one-entry-per-household rule.
OFFICIAL GIVEAWAY DETAILS
Official rules are complete.
The giveaway opens October 1, 2026 and closes October 31, 2026. Eligible households must have their primary residence within Springfield city limits in Sangamon County, Illinois. Limit one entry per household. One eligible winner will receive a $500 check.