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Our engineering team will analyze the existing installations to determine if they are suitable for a commercial solar array. They will conduct an assessment of electrical installations and local grid capacity, identifying any upgrades necessary before going solar. A structural assessment is also provided in the case of rooftop installations.
NY Engineers can also analyze the feasibility of adding an energy storage system to your commercial solar array, and determine the optimal storage capacity if that is the case.If your local government has renewable energy mandates or building emission limits, solar panels can help you meet them. In the case of New York City, a commercial solar system can increase your building energy grade under Local Law 33 of 2018, while helping you avoid penalties for emissions under Local Law 97 of 2019.
Thanks to the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) you can write off the cost of a commercial solar array as depreciation over a 5-year period, and this becomes a tax deductible expense.
In the case of New York, we can obtain financing from the or the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) programs available in the state. The combination of incentives and low-interest financing can often reduce upfront costs to $0, and the savings/revenue achieved when the project is operational are much higher than the corresponding loan payments.
Our engineering team will analyze the existing installations to determine if they are suitable for a commercial solar array. They will conduct an assessment of electrical installations and local grid capacity, identifying any upgrades necessary before going solar. A structural assessment is also provided in the case of rooftop installations.
NY Engineers can also analyze the feasibility of adding an energy storage system to your commercial solar array, and determine the optimal storage capacity if that is the case.If your local government has renewable energy mandates or building emission limits, solar panels can help you meet them. In the case of New York City, a commercial solar system can increase your building energy grade under Local Law 33 of 2018, while helping you avoid penalties for emissions under Local Law 97 of 2019.
Thanks to the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) you can write off the cost of a commercial solar array as depreciation over a 5-year period, and this becomes a tax deductible expense.
In the case of New York, we can obtain financing from the or the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) programs available in the state. The combination of incentives and low-interest financing can often reduce upfront costs to $0, and the savings/revenue achieved when the project is operational are much higher than the corresponding loan payments.