Solar Solution for Business & Commercial Buildings
Businesses
pay more for electricity than the average homeowner, partly due to
their time of use being in the middle of the day (peak rates). Thanks to
state rebates, federal tax credits, and accelerated depreciation, a
solar system may provide an immediate cash flow improvement to your
bottom line. Your saving starts the day one your solar system turns on.
To maximize your rebate and system performance, your installer should dispatch a solar consultant to review your electric usage, sunlight exposure, install location and system size. Then your should explain your options, how the tax credits work, and what you need to know to make an informed decision. At the end of the meeting, your install should leave you with a simple, easy to understand set of documents that you can present to your CFO or upper management.
Why Go Solar?
1. Federal and state tax incentives can be very attractive.
2. Increase the value of your building.
3. MACRS - 5 year accelerated depreciation.
4. State and utility rebates that substantially offset your install cost.
5. Financing is available.
6. Electricity costs are rising dramatically
7. Increase your company image.
* Leased building okay. It doesn't matter even if you are not owning the building.
To maximize your rebate and system performance, your installer should dispatch a solar consultant to review your electric usage, sunlight exposure, install location and system size. Then your should explain your options, how the tax credits work, and what you need to know to make an informed decision. At the end of the meeting, your install should leave you with a simple, easy to understand set of documents that you can present to your CFO or upper management.
Why Go Solar?
1. Federal and state tax incentives can be very attractive.
2. Increase the value of your building.
3. MACRS - 5 year accelerated depreciation.
4. State and utility rebates that substantially offset your install cost.
5. Financing is available.
6. Electricity costs are rising dramatically
7. Increase your company image.
* Leased building okay. It doesn't matter even if you are not owning the building.
Solar Rebates and Policy
Rebates can reduce your total system cost by up to 50% !
There's money available out there for doing the right thing. A number of states have program that will rebate/grant up to 50% of your initial renewable energy system cost. Solar power is a long-term, low-risk, high-return investment. If you are in California, there has never been a more opportunistic time to take advantage of the California rebates (~20%), Federal Tax Credits/Cash Grant (~30%), the 5-year accelerated depreciation schedule and federal stimulus provisions for solar installations. These incentives cut the solar system price tag in half at the very least.
The approved legislation in California affecting current solar projects:
* AB 811 addressing financial incentives offered to eligible residential and commercial property owners providing them with low interest loans for energy efficient installations that are paid for using tax assessments.
* AB 32 the global warming solutions act, requiring California to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) to 1990 levels by 2020. The GHG rules and market mechanisms adopted by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) will take effect and be legally enforceable as from 1st January 2012.
There's money available out there for doing the right thing. A number of states have program that will rebate/grant up to 50% of your initial renewable energy system cost. Solar power is a long-term, low-risk, high-return investment. If you are in California, there has never been a more opportunistic time to take advantage of the California rebates (~20%), Federal Tax Credits/Cash Grant (~30%), the 5-year accelerated depreciation schedule and federal stimulus provisions for solar installations. These incentives cut the solar system price tag in half at the very least.
The approved legislation in California affecting current solar projects:
* AB 811 addressing financial incentives offered to eligible residential and commercial property owners providing them with low interest loans for energy efficient installations that are paid for using tax assessments.
* AB 32 the global warming solutions act, requiring California to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) to 1990 levels by 2020. The GHG rules and market mechanisms adopted by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) will take effect and be legally enforceable as from 1st January 2012.
Let us help you - Commercial Solar Made Easy
We recognize that your number one priority is running your business. We will help you to make your transition to solar simple and easy to understand by handle every detail of the install including comprehensive design, system sizing, professional install and warranty matters.
Give us a call today to find out how we can help you do something about your electricity bills. Again, we will ensure that you get a fast response, most professional and the patience that you deserved for a fully explained process in full detail.
