Hedge against rising and volatile electricity prices, and provide a strong return both environmentally and financially.
What is Solar?
Photovoltaic (PV) solar systems convert sunlight into electrical power that can be connected to a building's standard electrical infrastructure and the utility grid.
Solar panels convert light into direct current (DC) electricity. The solar panels are connected into an inverter that converts that "DC" power into alternating current or "AC" power. Power produced by the PV system not used by the facility flows back into the utility grid through "net metering" and the utility will credit a customer's account for the excess electricity produced.
Aggressive federal & state incentives
Provides a strong return both environmentally and financially
Hedge against rising and volatile electricity prices
Combined energy, economic, and environmental benefits
Reduced carbon footprint and zero emissions
Green marketing of environmental sustainability!
Main Components of a solar project:
– Used to generate direct current (DC) electricity from sunlight.
– Transforms direct current (DC) electricity produced by solar panels into alternating current (AC) electricity that be used by the facility hosting the solar system.
– Used to mount and secure the solar panels in alignment on a roof, ground area or parking canopy.
Data Acquisition System (DAS)
– Records, monitors and displays the PV system's performance and electricity generation. This information is available to the system owner via the internet in most cases.
There are many reasons why now is a great time for solar. Dynamic can provide multiple financing options including:
Purchasing a solar system provides many benefits including:
Traditional bank financing
Federal 30% Investment Tax Credit
Accelerated depreciation (MACRS)
Aggressive state level incentives
Replace a variable cost with an income generating asset
Power Purchase Agreement
A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) provides the host customer power at a discounted rate, with no capital requirement. A third party investor owns the PV system and takes all of the incentives associated with the project. PPAs provide the following benefits to customers:
No upfront cost or capital required
Projects are cash flow positive from day one
Predictable energy pricing - hedge against rising and volatile electricity prices
No system performance or operating risk and no maintenance
Reduce fossil fuel dependence
Align with organizational sustainability goals
Press and media outreach
An operating lease provides the host of the system with monthly lease payments as well as ownership of the project's state incentives and generated electricity. A third party investor owns the PV system and receives all of the tax incentives from the project. An operating lease provides the following benefits to customers:
Preserve bank lines and working capital for core business operations
Significant upside of current incentives and energy savings
Historic low lease rates with fixed monthly payments
Expense deduction consideration on full lease payments