The installation of the solar array on the roof of storage facility is leveraging a limited regulation called “Group Hosting”. Group hosting is a method where a group of businesses or individuals share the installation and use of a larger solar array on a single property.
Bake Crafters’ commercial solar array is a remarkable example of sustainability in action. With an output capacity of 800 kW and predictions of offsetting 770 metric tons of CO2 emissions.
Integra Biosciences’ Commercial Solar project achieves 22% IRR and aligns with the company’s global sustainability goals and commitments. The two installations total 572-kW and generate enough power to offset 844,000 kWh.
Kraft Power utilized American made solar panels to install a 57.5 kW system on their roof. The new rooftop solar system, will help Kraft Power offset 100% of the electricity usage every year.
Businesses can see a return on investment with solar in as little as 2-4 years when leveraging federal, state and local incentives.
Learn what community solar and solar land leases are and the benefits they bring to both the landowners and their communities.
Commercial Solar partners can integrate solar solutions into their existing services, offering comprehensive packages for all energy needs.
By embracing commercial solar, businesses claim authority over their energy costs, insulated from the unpredictable utility rate changes.
Some states are struggling with limited grid capacity for commercial solar projects. See what business owners can do about it.
The journey from interconnection application to final approval can be a lengthy one, and it’s time to shed light on why this process takes as long as it does.
The cost of solar has dropped 47% in the last 5 years. And yet, only 0.61% of New Hampshire’s electricity is generated from solar. Likely one of the reasons New Hampshire’s electricity rates are ranked 6th highest in the country. With rates over 16¢/kWh for residential and over 13¢ for commercial, consumers often find a quick […]
Genie Energy Ltd., (NYSE: GNE, GNEPRA) is a global energy solutions company. We supply customers in the US and Europe with electricity, including electricity generated from renewable resources and with natural gas. Through Genie Solar Energy and Prism Solar, we design, construct and install commercial solar energy solutions. We provide commercial and industrial clients with energy brokerage and consultative services through our Diversegy brand.
The installation of the solar array on the roof of storage facility is leveraging a limited regulation called “Group Hosting”. Group hosting is a method where a group of businesses or individuals share the installation and use of a larger solar array on a single property.
Bake Crafters’ commercial solar array is a remarkable example of sustainability in action. With an output capacity of 800 kW and predictions of offsetting 770 metric tons of CO2 emissions.
Integra Biosciences’ Commercial Solar project achieves 22% IRR and aligns with the company’s global sustainability goals and commitments. The two installations total 572-kW and generate enough power to offset 844,000 kWh.
Kraft Power utilized American made solar panels to install a 57.5 kW system on their roof. The new rooftop solar system, will help Kraft Power offset 100% of the electricity usage every year.
Learn what community solar and solar land leases are and the benefits they bring to both the landowners and their communities.
Commercial Solar partners can integrate solar solutions into their existing services, offering comprehensive packages for all energy needs.
By embracing commercial solar, businesses claim authority over their energy costs, insulated from the unpredictable utility rate changes.
Some states are struggling with limited grid capacity for commercial solar projects. See what business owners can do about it.