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Buffalo Solar engineered and installed a custom 51.87 kWDC rooftop solar system for Cradle Beach Inc. featuring 114 Tier 1 modules and a single inverter. Designed to offset 22% of the facility's annual energy usage, the installation generates an estimated $733 in monthly savings ($8,803 annually) and projects over $220,000 in energy savings over 25 years. Beyond mitigating rising utility rates, the system delivers significant environmental benefits by avoiding 68,600 pounds of burned coal annually and saving the equivalent of 28.7 acres of forest each year.

This blog outlines the financial benefits of the Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC), explaining how business owners can save 30% on total solar installation costs through a direct dollar-for-dollar reduction on federal tax liability. It highlights covered expenses—such as solar hardware, battery storage, and labor—and emphasizes the urgency of starting projects early to meet the December 31, 2027 deadline.

By adopting clean solar energy across both locations, the church organization is slashing electricity expenses, protecting itself against rising utility rates, and leading the way in environmental stewardship.
Buffalo Solar engineered and installed a custom 51.87 kWDC rooftop solar system for Cradle Beach Inc. featuring 114 Tier 1 modules and a single inverter. Designed to offset 22% of the facility's annual energy usage, the installation generates an estimated $733 in monthly savings ($8,803 annually) and projects over $220,000 in energy savings over 25 years. Beyond mitigating rising utility rates, the system delivers significant environmental benefits by avoiding 68,600 pounds of burned coal annually and saving the equivalent of 28.7 acres of forest each year.

This blog outlines the financial benefits of the Federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC), explaining how business owners can save 30% on total solar installation costs through a direct dollar-for-dollar reduction on federal tax liability. It highlights covered expenses—such as solar hardware, battery storage, and labor—and emphasizes the urgency of starting projects early to meet the December 31, 2027 deadline.

By adopting clean solar energy across both locations, the church organization is slashing electricity expenses, protecting itself against rising utility rates, and leading the way in environmental stewardship.

To support Sevenson's core goals, our team designed and installed a system built to mitigate rising electricity rates, maximize available tax and grant incentives, and deliver reliable, sustainable power performance for the next 25 years.

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