Commercial Solar Panel Experts

At Mirasol Solar, it has been our mission to provide comprehensive solar system consultations, designs, engineering, and installations for residential and commercial projects throughout Florida. With over 40 years of experience using the very best in technology, we’ve become known as the most trusted solar provider in Western Florida. We take your business very seriously and believe in creating long-lasting customer relationships. You can count on Mirasol Solar to help you achieve your energy independence, sustainability, and financial goals by switching to solar.

Tax credits and incentives make it possible for more businesses to take advantage of the benefits of solar:

MACRS Accelerated Depreciation Year 1 Bonus Depreciation 30% Federal Tax Credit Even More Solar Incentives

As if lower utility bills were not enough, when you switch to solar, customers are able to take advantage of tax benefits that significantly reduce the cost of the system. There is a 30% federal tax credit that is still available, and commercial solar customers are able to depreciate their solar systems on their federal and state taxes. These tax incentives are equivalent to 60–70% of the cost of the system, and between the solar savings and tax incentives, customers can get their money back in anywhere from 4 to 6 years. With a 30-year or more useful life, once your solar system has paid for itself, it will keep saving money for decades to come.

Solar ITC step down graphic: 30% (2022-2032), 26% (2033), 22% (2034)
Financial Incentives

This aspect is perhaps the most well-known. The Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and the 5-Year Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) have been important drivers in reducing costs for companies going solar. Many other rebates and incentives exist at the state, municipal, and utility levels. You can find out more about specific locations by searching the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Energy.

Strategic Net Metering

The Florida Public Utility Commission approved Net Energy Metering Aggregation (NEMA) and Net Energy Metering Virtual (NEMV) in 2009, allowing businesses to install a single centralized solar power system to offset multiple meters or facilities. Benefiting meters can be at different rates or even located on different properties, but they must be on contiguous parcels. Net metering (the ability to sell energy to the utility) can also be central to creating positive financial returns.

Diagram of solar power system showing energy flow from solar panels to home, inverter, net meter, and power grid
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Rate Structure Incentives

While most companies have heard of net metering, perhaps one of the least talked about but extremely important topics is the role of rate structures. When possible, having the ability to rate switch to the best utility rate structure is extremely helpful in creating a winning financial scenario.

Maximizing Financial Value

This is a great opportunity to go solar. The right partner, like Mirasol Solar, can help you assemble the most financially advantageous combination of incentives, rate structures, financing, and investors (when applicable) to help your business achieve the maximum benefits and value from your solar project.

Aerial view of a solar commercial farming installation by Mirasol Solar in a green landscape