Lower bills during the day
Every unit your roof generates while you are working is a unit you do not buy at the commercial tariff. The proposal shows the exact bills, tariff, and load behind the estimate.
Commercial Solar
Cut Your Power Costs with Solar
Lower your bills. Improve long-term cost predictability. Power your business.
If your business runs on electricity during the day, a rooftop system can supply a large share of it and cut what you buy at the commercial tariff. Paso Solar builds the proposal around your actual bills, load, and site, so the savings estimate is one you can check.
GNM review for eligible connections
Tax assumptions checked
Service and AMC scope
What Changes
What solar changes for a business
Solar pays back fastest when a business runs on power during the day, which most commercial operations do.
One plant for eligible connections
Group Net Metering may let one eligible consumer spread generation across qualifying connections, so a single plant can bring down more than one bill. We check ownership, metering, and current utility conditions.
A better first-year tax position
Accelerated depreciation can let a business write down a large part of the system cost in the first years. We give your tax adviser the project records to confirm eligibility.
A hedge against tariff increases
Commercial tariffs tend to rise over time. Power you generate yourself is not subject to those revisions, which makes your energy cost easier to plan years ahead.
Planned around your work
Deliveries, restricted areas, shutdowns, and commissioning are scheduled with your site team so day-to-day operations keep running.
Service terms in writing
Monitoring, records, warranties, preventive maintenance, response times, exclusions, and charges all follow the agreed project or AMC scope.
Best-Fit Sites
Where solar makes the biggest difference
The more of your electricity you use in daylight, the more a rooftop system takes off your bill.
Offices and IT floors
Air-conditioning, lighting, and workstations run right through the working day, exactly when the roof is generating. A large part of that load can come from solar instead of the grid.
Showrooms and retail
Display lighting and cooling stay on all day. Solar produced on-site during trading hours directly reduces the units billed at the commercial tariff.
Schools and colleges
Classrooms, labs, and fans are busiest between 9 and 4. A daytime-heavy load like this is one of the best matches for rooftop solar.
Warehouses and light industry
Exhaust fans, packing lines, compressors, and forklift charging in the day can run on solar, with any night-shift load left on the grid.
Hospitals and clinics
A large, steady daytime base load means solar is used the moment it is generated. Outage backup is designed separately.
Hotels and banquet halls
Kitchens, laundry, and common-area cooling carry a heavy daytime load that solar can offset before the evening peak.
These are typical patterns, not a promise. Your actual offset depends on your bills, tariff, roof, and how your load sits across the day, all of which we check before quoting a figure.
What is included
We define the exact scope in writing, including design assumptions, equipment, project responsibilities, handover, and available support.
A site check and design based on stated assumptions
A savings estimate based on the actual tariff and load
Panels, inverter, structure, and protections identified in the proposal
Installation, testing, and agreed safety checks
Utility application and commissioning responsibilities
Monitoring, handover, warranty support, and AMC terms
Commercial solar questions
How is a commercial solar system sized?
Sizing starts with your recent electricity bills, operating hours, your load pattern where the meter records it, the target connection, and usable roof or land. A standard package based only on building type is not enough.
Can one solar plant offset several business connections?
Group Net Metering may apply where one eligible consumer holds multiple qualifying connections. We review ownership, category, plant location, allocation, metering, documentation, and current utility requirements as part of the project assessment.
Does commercial solar provide backup during an outage?
A standard on-grid plant normally shuts down during a grid outage. Backup requires a separate assessment of essential loads, required duration, battery or generator integration, controls, and operating responsibility.
Can a business claim accelerated depreciation?
Accelerated depreciation can let a business write down much of the system cost against taxable profit in the early years, which shortens the effective payback. Tax treatment depends on the entity, ownership, use, commissioning, and current law, so we give your qualified tax adviser the project details to confirm eligibility and accounting.
What support is available after commissioning?
We offer monitoring handover, warranty coordination, and preventive-maintenance options. Response times, replacement coverage, exclusions, and chargeable work are documented in the selected project or AMC scope.
Quality Standards
- We pick panels and inverters that suit your roof and budget, not just the cheapest option.
- Mounting, wiring, and safety checks are done properly, never rushed.
- You get clear documents showing exactly what was designed and installed.
- Full records are handed over so any future service is easy.
Safety Standards
- We plan for electrical safety before any work begins.
- Earthing and safety devices are checked and verified.
- Our team follows safe practices while working on your roof.
- Everything is tested before the system goes live.
Warranty and Support
- Panel and inverter warranties come directly from the manufacturer, confirmed in writing before installation.
- Our own installation work is covered too, with the terms clearly written in your project document.
- We offer maintenance plans to keep your system running well for years.
- You get all warranty paperwork once the system is commissioned.
Talk to us about your site
Send recent bills and details about the building, connection, and operating hours. We will assess what fits and show the assumptions behind the savings estimate.