BAI Group helps businesses evaluate, finance, permit, and construct solar energy projects. For businesses of many sizes, solar energy may help reduce facility and utility operating costs, hedge against future utility rate increases, reduce carbon footprint, and improve long-term energy planning.
Businesses may be a good fit for solar if they:
- Own their building or have a long-term lease
- Pay more than $20,000 per year for electricity
- Have been in business for more than three years and have good credit ratings
BAI’s solar project approach may include a solar feasibility study, proposal development, letter of intent, negotiations and due diligence, agreement execution, solar project construction, commissioning, and operation.
Solar financing options may include:
- Solar Power Purchase Agreement, or PPA
- Solar Savings Program, or SSP
- Direct ownership
Commercial solar projects involve more than installing panels. These questions explain how BAI helps businesses evaluate project fit, compare financing options, and move from feasibility to construction and operation.
BAI Group helps businesses evaluate, finance, permit, construct, commission, and operate solar energy projects.
Solar energy may help businesses reduce facility and utility operating costs, hedge against future utility rate increases, reduce carbon footprint, reduce taxes, and improve long-term financial performance.
BAI may begin with a solar feasibility study that reviews business needs and electric bill data to determine whether a solar project could benefit the business.
A business may be a candidate for a zero-down solar solution if it owns its building or has a long-term lease, pays more than $20,000 per year for electricity, has been in business for more than three years, and has good credit ratings.
BAI may support third-party ownership options such as a Solar Power Purchase Agreement or Solar Savings Program, as well as direct ownership for businesses with access to capital and applicable tax capacity.