Achieving Energy Independence Is Simple
As the solar industry matures, new and innovative approaches emerge to help organizations buy and finance solar energy. Right now is an opportune time to secure financing for your commercial solar array. Martifer Solar can help you assess your energy needs and balance those costs with federal tax incentives, state rebates and financing options uniquely available to you and your business.
Financing Considerations for Commercial Solar Power
Now is the time to leverage the power of solar energy for your business.
Commercial Solar System Financing Options:
- You can purchase your system outright and receive all affiliated federal and local incentives.
- Martifer Solar can arrange for a solar lease on your behalf through our multiple finance partners
- Martifer Solar is a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) financier and can create a program for systems over 100kW.
How does a solar lease work?
The oldest approach for using solar electricity is to install solar panels at your facility and own them outright. You may finance the project with a solar lease option and offset any upfront system costs via your monthly lease payments, which are lower than your original energy costs. Martifer Solar can help you establish a solar lease after a free on-site solar evaluation.
How do PPA’s work?
The Solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is an alternative to financing and owning the system. A PPA affords you the opportunity to install solar power at your facility without paying upfront costs or worrying about system operation and maintenance. Sometimes referred to as a “third party” ownership model, this approach lets you focus on your core mission, while our Martifer Solar experts manage your energy system. For 15 to 20 years, you’ll enjoy predictable, pre-determined electricity rates along with the renewable, directly distributed, pure energy generated from your solar system.


By combining federal tax credits and utility rebates, the upfront cost of your system can be reduced by more than half of the total system cost.

