Business and Commercial Solar Power
Going solar can be a good investment for both small and large businesses. In addition to being a great opportunity for positive publicity and demonstrating environmental values to customers, it can be an economically sound decision as well (especially if the federal government’s solar Investment Tax Credit of 30% is extended beyond this year.)
Factors that improve the likelihood of solar being a good bet for your business include: strong sun exposure in your region and specific location, high electric rates, using large quantities of hot water, and of course, the specific grants, rebates, and credits available in your area. This section provides information on considerations for commercial solar power and news on what other companies are choosing to go solar. Learn how to turn your business into a solar business.
Benefits of Solar for Small Business Owners
Although nearly all solar installations will eventually save money, a large upfront investment is required. Some businesses are in the position to save a lot more money than others, and to recoup their investment in a shorter amount of time. Let’s explore which businesses can benefit the most from solar energy.
News
Software Company SAS Considers Solar Installation in North Carolina
Tech Companies Discuss Business Case for Solar Power and Going Green
Companies and Nonprofits Donate Solar Panels for Holidays
California Wineries Install Solar Photovoltaic Systems, Grow Eco-Friendly Wines

