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Everything a solar project needs, from one partner
We build it, finance it, keep it running and sell the credits (SRECs) it earns. You can buy it, or let an owner keep it and take its power. For schools, townships, businesses and nonprofits across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
1. We build it
One contractor for the whole build. We design the array, buy the equipment and build it: that's what turnkey EPC means. You get a working array; we handle the rest.
Every array is built to get the most power, and the most return, out of every panel.
Centre County Correctional Facility, Bellefonte, PA
- 1,200 kW ground array, 3,150 panels
- Offsets 100% of the facility's yearly electricity
- The largest solar array at a county prison in Pennsylvania
- Completed spring 2020
2. We finance it
A solar array pays back in four ways: lower utility bills, cash from its SRECs, state grants and rebates, and federal tax incentives. Federal incentives include the investment tax credit (ITC) and depreciation, if you qualify.
- If you pay income tax, we aim for returns well above the market's.
- If you're a school, a township or a nonprofit, we aim to structure the deal so it costs you little to nothing out of pocket.
Commonwealth Charter Academy, Harrisburg, PA
- 388.8 kW rooftop array under a power service agreement
- Makes about a third of the school's yearly electricity
- The school expects to save about $60,000 a year on electricity
Grants count too: Centre County's array received a $25,000 grant from a sustainable energy fund.
3. You own it, or an owner does
We develop solar and we invest in it: we put our own money into many of the projects we build. So you can buy your array, or let its owner keep it while you take its power under a long-term agreement. Your tax position and your financial needs decide which.
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Own it outright (direct ownership)
You buy the array. The savings and the SRECs are yours.
Freysinger GMC & Hyundai, Mechanicsburg, PA: 295 kW bought under an EPC and purchase agreement, completed fall 2022. Offsets 100% of its yearly electricity.
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Power service agreement (PSA)
The array sits on your site, but an owner keeps it. You get its power under a long-term agreement, often 20 to 28 years.
Mount Joy Borough Authority, Mount Joy, PA: 385 kW at the borough's wastewater plant under a 20-year PSA.
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Power purchase agreement (PPA)
The owner keeps the array, and you buy the power it makes at an agreed price.
Millheim Borough, Millheim, PA: 324 kW under a PPA, completed summer 2020. Designed to offset 100% of the sewer authority's electricity, plus two other accounts.
Read the Millheim story →
We also develop and own solar farms of our own, like Cross Road: 4,105 kW on 15.3 acres of SRE's land, completed summer 2025.
Not sure which route fits? A solar analysis is the first step.
4. We keep it running and sell your SRECs
Once it's built, we watch every array's output, so it keeps running at peak performance.
Your array also earns solar renewable energy credits (SRECs). We're a registered SREC aggregator and broker in PJM GATS, the regional SREC registry. We sell your SRECs for cash: over 100 MW of solar in all.
Each year we sell tens of thousands of SRECs for our clients.
Central Columbia School District, Bloomsburg, PA
- A 3,764 kW array on the ground and on roofs, completed 2022
- Under a 28-year power service agreement
- Offsets 90% of the district's annual power use
- The district expects to save $150,000 a year on electricity
5. We repair and maintain it
An array only pays when it's producing. Lost production and downtime cost you money, so you need a maintenance team that knows solar and answers fast.
We do yearly maintenance and repairs as needed.
We work on arrays of every size. Ours run from 40 kW on our own headquarters roof to 4,400 kW floating on a reservoir in Sayreville, NJ.
University Area Joint Authority, State College, PA
- 2,600 kW ground array under a 28-year PPA
- Offsets power used by the wastewater plant, about 25% of the authority's facilities' energy
- Extended in spring 2021 with the first solar microgrid in West Penn Power's territory and a 500 kVA battery
Questions buyers ask
Do we have to buy the array?
No. You can own it outright, or get its power under a power service or power purchase agreement. Your tax position and finances decide which.
We're a nonprofit with no capital budget. Can we still go solar?
Yes. For nonprofits, we aim to structure the deal with little to no out-of-pocket cost.
Where do the savings come from?
Lower utility bills, SREC income, and state grants and rebates. Federal tax incentives too, such as the ITC and depreciation, where you qualify.
Who looks after the array once it's built?
We do. We monitor its output and handle yearly and as-needed maintenance.
Where do you work?
Mostly Pennsylvania, plus New Jersey, New York, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
What happens after we ask for a solar analysis?
We'll get back to you as soon as possible.
How a deal works, step by step
Six steps, from your first question to your first SREC payment. You decide the first three; we do the work in the rest.
Ask for a solar analysis.
Tell us about your buildings or land. We'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Choose the route.
Own it outright, or take its power under a power service or power purchase agreement. Your tax position and finances decide which.
Settle how it's paid for.
Utility savings, SREC income, state grants and rebates, and federal incentives where you qualify. We invest in many projects ourselves.
We build it.
Turnkey: from the drawings to a working array.
We run it.
We monitor the output and do yearly and as-needed maintenance.
We sell your SRECs.
As a registered SREC aggregator and broker, we turn them into cash for you.
What could solar save you?
Central Columbia School District in Bloomsburg, PA expects to save $150,000 a year on 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 or email info@srenergyllc.com Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern
We'll get back to you as soon as possible.