ROI For Your Business

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See return on investment examples for New Hampshire and Vermont.

New Hampshire Commercial Example

This example maximizes the NH Commercial Rebate of $0.80/WP up to a maximum of $50,000, applies the 30% federal tax credit, and 50% depreciation of the cost of the equipment in the first year for a company with a marginal tax rate of 35%. The company's cost of electricity including transmission and other fees is $0.15/KWH, inflating at an industry accepted rate of 5% per year. The system generates about 68,750 KWH per year saving the company about $10,300 in electricity costs in the first year. The initial investment is paid off in the sixth year and and then generates about $370,000 in savings over the balance of the warranty period and will continue to generate electricity and $ savings for decades.

Vermont Commercial Example

This example is eligible for the VT Commercial Rebate of ($0.60/KWP up to a maximum rebate of $36,000) $36,000, applies the 30% federal tax credit, and 50% depreciation of the cost of the equipment in the first year for a company with a marginal tax rate of 35%. The company's cost of electricity including transmission and other fees is $0.15/KWH, inflating at an industry accepted rate of 5% per year. The system generates about 66,000 KWH per year saving the company about $9,900 in electricity costs in the first year. The company's grid connected utility pays an incentive credit of $0.06/kwh produced or about $3,960/year. The initial investment is paid off in the fifth year and then generates about $393,000 in savings over the balance of the warranty period and will continue to generate electricity and $ savings for decades.