There has never been a better time to move your business over to Solar. Between the Investment Tax Credits (ITC), the Accelerated Depreciation Program, and the Cash Grant that is currently offered, the government will subsidize the entire project.
Solar always makes financial sense, but now with all of the programs listed above, it's a no-brainer. Solar is coming, you have to accept it. Now is the time to act to get your system paid for by the government.
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JK Renewables provides your business with a FREE evaluation of your solar project. This includes a Site Design and a Cost Benefits Analysis (CBA).
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Going Solar with JK Renewables is easy and turnkey, as part of your project we provide complete site design, permitting, installation, parts, labor and activation, all with 25 year complete warranty coverage.
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Federal Investment Tax Credit of 30% to 60% and Accelerated Depreciation schedules.
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Renewable Energy USDA Cash REAP Grants paid directly to the business owner.
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Decrease your businesses Operating Expenses.
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Commercial solar can eliminate the need to purchase electricity from your local utility company.
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Return on Investment (ROI) is higher due to the Tax Credit (ITC) and net metering.
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Solar is better for the environment, assisting with community relations between businesses and consumers.
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Property value increases as as well as your Net Operating Income (NOI) on your real estate.
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We provide complete financing options including ZERO down and ZERO interest.
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Little to no maintenance on the equipment.
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Replace your Commercial Roof and have it paid for by government incentives.
Federal Tax Credit Schedule
from 2022-2034
Additional tax credits (ITC)
Commercial SOLAR Projects
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Extra 10% for installing an American Made system.
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Extra 10% for businesses in “Energy Communities”
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Extra 10% for businesses in “Low-Moderate Income" areas.
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Get up to 60% Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
Investment tax credits (ITC)
up to 60%
The 30% (minimum) federal solar tax credit is available for commercial solar systems installed by December 31, 2032. As of 2033, the residential tax credit will step down to 26%, in 2034 it will step down again to 22%. By 2035, the tax credit for commercial solar ends.
Installing solar on your building is an investment for not only today, but for the long term.
As for state incentives and rebates, there is no fixed credit. To learn more about your state's solar rebates and incentives currently offered click here.