Protect Against Volatility

Lets say your business uses 10,000 kilowatt hours of power every month.

The average price of power in the U.S. is 11¢ per kilowatt hour. That means your company’s last power bill was around $1,100.

In 1998 you probably paid around $800, but some years you probably paid as much as $1,300.

Even if you always used the same amount of power, fluctuating fuel costs and futures speculation has made utility cost planning a real variable, adding uncertainly to your long-term planning.

A solar power system gives you an absolute value in your financial planning. For the company using Even if your company finances the installation of solar power system, your monthly costs may actually drop and those costs will be locked-in.