For $0 down, install solar on your home and save money from day 1.
Increase NOI & portfolio value while improving your property's environmental impact.
Create peace of mind and avoid disrupting your life/business by adding battery resiliency to your property.
Tier 1, approved equipment backed by warranties and a long useful life. Install it and forget it.
Electricity in Puerto Rico is some of the most expensive in the entire United States. By employing a solar array on your property, you can drastically reduce your consumption of costly energy. Over the system's 25+ year life, you will be able to generate free power. In some instances, when you generate more power than you consume, you can even be paid to sell your energy to the Electric Grid.
As of January 2020, the kWh in Puerto Rico is approximately $0.22. This is already scheduled to increase over the coming years. With hurricanes and earthquakes affecting the island’s electricity grid, additional assessments will continue as generators must be used to create the electricity for the island. Thus, one of the most obvious benefits of solar panels is the ability to hedge utility prices. By signing a Solar Lease, you have essentially locked in your energy costs and are protecting yourself from the unpredictable increases in electricity costs.
Puerto Rico’s grid goes on and off all the time. You’ve experienced it during/after hurricanes and earthquakes as well as during the course of a normal day. It disrupts your wifi, A/C, medical devices, household electronics and lifestyle in general. And if you lose the food in your refrigerator then your household is hungry. By taking a Solar Lease, you’ve taken complete control of your destiny and enabled you and your loved ones to be resilient during future outages across the island.
With a known, fixed monthly lease payment, you no longer need to guess about your monthly cash flow. Your personal, family or company budget just got much easier to predict.
With Solar, you can reduce your carbon footprint dramatically. In the U.S., building are responsible for almost 40% of all carbon emissions, thus utilizing solar can significantly decrease that figure. Traditional electricity is sourced from fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas. When fossil fuels are burned to produce electricity, they emit harmful gases that are the primary cause of air pollution and global climate change.The typical residential solar panel system will eliminate 3-4 tons of carbon emissions yearly—which is like planting over 100 trees annually.