Commercial Solar and Industrial Solar Power Solutions
For many commercial and industrial uses, electricity is a crucial requirement. Each of these uses requires electric power that is appropriate for the system, is readily available, and is affordable. Using solar energy to build commercial solar power plants is one common method of supplying electricity.
Commercial solar panels provide clean, renewable energy with minimum maintenance requirements and no carbon emissions, a global concern.
Solar for Business
We are providing rebates to small businesses that will cover up to 50 percent of the cost of a rooftop solar system with small businesses eligible for a maximum rebate of $3,500.
Commercial Solar Analysis
Step : 1
Analyze Energy Consumption
TGR's solar experts will monitor and analyze the power usage of your business and suggest solar system accordingly to get maximum output. This analysis helps us tailoring a solar system that meets your business energy needs.
Step : 2
Solar energy system modelling
Think and Grow Renewable will carry out a comprehensive solar generation model to identify the right solar energy system for your business. Also, consider other unique aspects including your business property size, seasonal solar energy generation capacity and local grid requirements.
Step : 3
Achieve commercial solvency
Studies stated that commercial projects having solar energy system achieve 15-20% returns annually. Our system modelling ensures you the possible shortest payback period from your solar investment and keeps up for the long term.
Why invest in Solar?
High Return for Long Term
Studies stated that commercial projects having solar energy system achieve 15%-20% returns annually. Business can re-invest the returns earned from the solar system.
Positive cash flow in the short term
The development of green loans that provide competitive interest rates means that commercial solar photovoltaic systems can be fully funded within 3-5 years, and a positive cash flow can be achieved in the first year.
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Key Benefits of a Solar Lease
Low Upfront Capital Investment
A solar lease will spread the cost of the system over the course of the payment plan with little to no up-front fees, perhaps assisting with positive cash flow. The system's lease expenses are frequently lower than the financial savings it produces, making the investment potentially cash flow positive from day one. The financial gains that the systems produce rise together with the cost of electricity.
Reduced Dependence on Grid Electricity
With a solar lease, you can lessen your organization's reliance on grid electricity because no capital investment is necessary. This will give your company the groundwork for storage in the future and help to prevent future expense increases. Because there are no further costs for the energy produced beyond the monthly repayment, budgeting and forecasting are made simple.
Opex Savings and Tax Benefits
Of all the solar financing options available, a solar lease may offer the highest tax advantages. Your organization may be eligible to claim up to 100% of the annual repayments against your tax. This can further improve your annual cash flows and provide an improved
PPA
All About Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
In a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), a customer agrees to install a photovoltaic (PV) system on its roof or another location on its property and to purchase the system's electricity from the solar service provider for a predetermined time period and price. The solar service provider designs, builds, owns, operates, monitors, and maintains the PV system.
The cost of the generated electricity is often less than what the host customer would otherwise have to pay their provider for retail electricity. The PPA rates can be set at a fixed rate or include an annual price increase of between 2 and 3 percent in accordance with the CPI.
Most PPAs have terms that can last anywhere from 10 to 30 years. PPA agreements allow the consumer to get around a lot of the conventional obstacles to solar system installation.
Solar PPAs bring the following benefits:
- No upfront capital cost
- Predictable energy pricing
- No system performance or operating risk
- Projects can start out with a positive cash flow.
- Visible resource efficiency leadership commitment
- Reduces carbon emission.
Positions and duties of the PPA Provider PPAs are frequently offered by businesses that specialize in the design, development, and installation of solar systems. Recognizing this, energy retailers (such as AGL, Origin, and ERM Power) are increasingly collaborating with these businesses to add PPAs to their product offerings.
The PPA provider will place a meter to gauge the system's output while they design, construct, run, maintain, and watch it. A financing party may provide construction financing for the system to the PPA provider.
Take action now. Examine how solar PPAs could be used at your location to save energy costs and set the bar for lowering carbon emissions. For considering where to start or for more information about Solar PPAs, email us: info@localhost
Commercial Finance Options
Commercial Finance Options
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Renewable energy can be purchased and sold using LGCs, or Large-scale Generation Certificates.
It is a certification program created in accordance with the RET, or renewable energy goal, of the federal government. The LGC sought to promote energy production from renewable resources and stimulate the reduction of carbon emissions in the production of power.
The trade of solar energy generated by installations larger than 100 kilowatts is governed by LGC. Each megawatt-hour (MWh) of qualifying electricity produced by a specific system or power plant results in the creation of a certificate.
Currently, COMPANY A consumes 200kWh on average each day, with the majority of the energy being used during the day.
The cost for COMPANY A is $0.30 per kWh or 30c/kWh. As a result, they would receive a $60 invoice ($0.30 x 200kWh) for the energy they consumed on this particular day.
TGR has installed a 25kWP solar system at COMPANY A’s property which will supply and offset 100kWh of electricity usage per day.
This 100kWh will be billed to the customer by TGR at a negotiated rate of $0.20 per kWh, and the remaining 100kWh will be supplied as normal by the power company at 30c/kWh.
The power provider will send COMPANY A a $30 charge for the electricity they utilized from the grid. For a total of $50 in charges, they will also get a $20 invoice from TGR for the solar energy they consumed.
For this particular day, COMPANY A will save $15 as a result.
See how it would appear over the course of a month. There are zero initial fees, and COMPANY A is currently earning more than $3,000 annually.
COMPANY A currently uses an average of 200kWh per day and uses most of its power during daytime.
LGC Explain For My Business
It is wise to be aware of LGS if you intend to migrate to commercial solar incentives >100KW. It is important to understand who qualifies for them and how they might help your company. It will significantly contribute to increasing your return on investment.
What is LGC - large-scale generation certificate?
Renewable energy can be purchased and sold using LGCs, or Large-scale Generation Certificates.
It is a certification program created in accordance with the RET, or renewable energy goal, of the federal government. The LGC sought to promote energy production from renewable resources and stimulate the reduction of carbon emissions in the production of power.
The trade of solar energy generated by installations larger than 100 kilowatts is governed by LGC. Each megawatt-hour (MWh) of qualifying electricity produced by a specific system or power plant results in the creation of a certificate.
Every month the electricity amount is calculated using the formula specified by the Australian Government’s Clean Energy Regulator. This number is used to apply for LGC applications, usually monthly, quarterly or yearly. If it is deemed eligible, an LGC will be created and added to the REC (Renewable Energy Certificate) registry. LGCs can be transferred to other parties once it is registered.
LGCs can be an ongoing revenue generation source for businesses having large-scale solar systems that will speed up the return on solar investment
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