More Green For Your Bottom Line And Your Community
As utility costs continue to rise, manufacturers are rapidly adopting solar power as a way to reduce operating expenses while locking in decades of levelized energy costs. Environmental stewardship also continues to play a larger role in todays economy as a younger and more savvy population opt to do business with brands that share their values. Corporate giants like Target, Walmart, Pepsi, Sub-Zero and countless others have turned to solar to differentiate their business while ensuring a healthier bottom line.


In 2016 solar power became the cheapest energy source in the world, surpassing wind and conventional fossil fuel alike. Here in the Valley of the Sun, we enjoy more than 300 sunny days every year, and since commercial operations generally use the bulk of their electricity during the daytime, solar panels are the perfect way to offset the largest percentage of your operation’s most expensive electricity demands.
In Solar, Size Matters
Thanks to the economies of scale dynamic, larger commercial solar energy systems generally offer even better long-term savings than their residential counterparts. Third-party pricing data providers, such as EnergySage Solar Marketplace, largely agree that the cost-per-watt of solar energy decreases as system size increases. As a result, commercial and utility-scale solar installations are largely seen as the primary reasons for solar achieving the cheapest energy milestone.