Want To Make Serious Upgrades To Your Commercial Energy Use? Financing Options That Help
You are the head honcho of a major corporation. You want people to take notice of your "green" practices, and you want to make some serious upgrades to how your corporate headquarters building acquires and utilizes energy. All of that is very exciting indeed, until you receive the quotes for such upgrades. Now you may feel like backpedaling because of the fact that the initial expense is one your company may not be able to swing just yet. Hold on a second; there are financing solutions for commercial energy projects that can help.
If You Want to Go Solar
If you want to go with solar panels and solar energy, most of the equipment can be installed on the roof of your corporate building. Almost all solar energy companies offer some kind of financing on products and installation services, and most offer no interest on the financed amount if your company can pay the bill in full within the terms granted. You should also know that there are tax deductions for companies that make energy conservation renovations to their properties, a motivating fact if you want some money returned on you investment next tax season.
If You Want to Go with Wind Power
Utility companies have been trying desperately to get wind power off the ground for some time now. The biggest benefit to your company is that utility companies may pay you a portion of the energy savings if you allow them to construct a wind turbine either on your property or just outside of town. You get the benefit of wind power as well as cost cuts for giving the power company spaces to construct wind turbines. There are also multiple government loan programs to help you finance the wind turbine construction.
If You Want Hydropower
Hydropower, simply put, is water power. This works best if your building is literally on the waterfront and you have access to millions of rushing gallons of water every day. The water is pulled into your building via pipelines, run through purifiers, used to spin water wheel turbines, and produce power. The used but purified water is then reused and/or sent back out another pipeline into the waterway. There are multiple government grants and loan programs to assist you with making the conversion to hydropower, but you need to be close to an actual waterway for anything of this sort to happen.
For more information, contact companies that offer financing solutions for commercial energy projects.
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