Businesses

Commercial solar for businesses, from offices to a brewery

We build, finance and maintain solar for your business, and sell your SRECs for you. You get bill savings, SREC cash and the tax incentives you qualify for.

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8 business projects Client arrays from 117 kW to 1,315 kW Wilsbach and Freysinger offset 100% of their yearly electricity Source: our project pages, October 2026.

Solar panels covering the white roof of Troegs Brewery in Hershey — Troegs Brewery 643 kW Hershey, PA

Where the money comes from

A business's return on solar comes from four places.

Savings on your utility bills
Cash from your SRECs, which we sell for you as a registered broker
State grants and rebates
Federal tax incentives: the investment tax credit (ITC) and depreciation, if you qualify

For businesses, we aim for returns well above market.

What a project like yours looks like

Our business clients' arrays range from 117 kW to 1,315 kW. Four arrays were bought under a construction (EPC) and purchase agreement, and one client owns its array directly. One uses a power service agreement, and one array was set up as community solar.

Source: our business project pages, October 2026.

See how a deal works, step by step

How our business clients set up their projects

You can own the array, or use a power service agreement (PSA) or a power purchase agreement (PPA). We set up each project around your tax position.

Buy it (EPC and purchase)

We build the array, and you buy it under one agreement. The savings and the SRECs are yours.

Freysinger GMC & Hyundai, Mechanicsburg, PA: 295 kW of bifacial panels, bought by the property owner under an EPC and purchase agreement, completed fall 2022. It offsets 100% of its yearly electricity.
Read the Freysinger story
Power service agreement (PSA)

The array sits on your site, and you get its power under a long-term agreement.

Associated Builders and Contractors, Manheim, PA: 117 kW, completed fall 2020, under a PSA.
Read the Associated Builders and Contractors story
Community solar (how Rhode Island Row was set up)

Rhode Island Row, Washington, D.C.: 1,016 kW over a parking garage, completed fall 2020. It was set up as community solar through the D.C. Sustainable Energy Utility's grant program. It is one of the largest solar builds in D.C.
Read the Rhode Island Row story

We also offer a PPA: you buy the power the array makes at an agreed price.

How SRE's three ways to set up a project work

Wilsbach Distributors: solar in the building's plans

Wilsbach Distributors' building in Harrisburg with solar panels across its roof

Wilsbach Distributors, Harrisburg, PA 1,315 kW on the roof Completed summer 2023

The plan: The array was designed into the building's construction plans.
The agreement: Wilsbach bought the array under a construction (EPC) and purchase agreement.
The result: The array offsets 100% of Wilsbach's yearly electricity.

Source: our Wilsbach Distributors project page.

Read the Wilsbach Distributors story

Find out what solar could do for your building.

Get a solar analysis or call 717.996.4699

All 8 of our business projects

Newest first. Each project opens its own page.

We took our time with our project, but SRE was always available to answer questions and provide whatever data we needed in order for us to make the decision to go forward with our project. They provided good advice along the way for everything from equipment to energy credits. Lower Allen Township has received a couple of awards for our solar project.

Lower Allen Township, PA, a town client

See every business project on the Projects page, with the map

What could solar save you?

Wilsbach Distributors and Freysinger GMC & Hyundai offset 100% of their buildings' yearly electricity.

Tell us about your buildings or land, and we'll come back with a solar analysis for your organization.

Get a solar analysis or call 717.996.4699 Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern

We'll get back to you as soon as possible.