Reduce Carbon Footprint

Installing solar reduces your carbon footprint the moment it begins operating. 

Solar energy systems produce clean electricity without emitting greenhouse gases or contributing to air pollution. By adopting commercial solar, building owners can significantly reduce their carbon footprint and environmental impact.  

Reduce  Expenses

Commercial solar energy systems offer significant cost savings.

This comes from the reduction of utility supplied energy, demand charges, and future rate increases. These cost avoidance measures provide substantial savings 

Incentives

There are many available rebates, incentives, and tax deductions available to promote the adoption of solar energy, which can help offset the upfront cost of installation and speed up the return on your investment.

These incentives can include grants, rebates, and tax credits. Taking advantage of these programs can significantly reduce the upfront costs of installing a commercial solar system, making it more financially viable for building owners. 

Increases Property Value

Installing solar on your property has a positive effect on commercial property values. Solar-powered buildings are highly desirable in the market due to their energy efficiency and reduced operating costs.

They often command higher rental or sale prices compared to non-solar properties

Sustainability Goals & Mandates

Installing solar is an extremely effective way to help meet sustainability goals and/or federal or local mandates. 

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It can also position your company as one that cares about sustainability and protecting the environment. Solar is a highly visible way to show your company's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 

Avoid Reliance on Outside Sources of Energy

Commercial solar installations provide building owners with a degree of energy independence.

By generating their own electricity, building owners are less dependent on public utility suppliers and other outside sources to deliver energy needs.

They have greater control over their energy supply and are less susceptible to fluctuations in utility rates or power outages. This can enhance the stability and resilience of a building’s energy infrastructure. 

ROI/Instant Cash Flow

Installing a solar system is an investment, not a liability.

While the exact payback period varies for each solar installation based on size, location, climate, lighting and other specific project details, many owners are able to break even in just a few years. 

Low Maintenance

Commercial solar installations typically have a long lifespan and require minimal maintenance. Many modern solar panels have warranties of 25 years or more.  

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Solar panels are also easy to install, so there will be no interruption to workflow.