Solar Lighting Incentives in Colorado

Colorful Colorado is known all over the nation for its scenic beauty. Whether you’re exploring the ruins of Mesa Verde, mountain biking through one of the states various national parks, rafting down the Colorado rivers, driving through the farmlands, Skiing in Aspen, or enjoying the nightlife in Denver, Coloradans care about preserving their state’s natural wonders. Greenshine New Energy solar lighting is one way to maintain your state's majestic outdoors.

With at least 300 days of partial sunshine, Colorado offers a prime opportunity for those considering switching their current outdoor lighting to commercial solar lighting. The Centennial state offers a variety of incentives for switching to outdoor solar lighting. Federal Investment Tax Credits (ITC) can save you 30% on the cost of installing outdoor solar powered lights. In addition, solar locks in utility and power rates for decades.

There are more incentives to keep money in your pocket beyond these. Commercial solar powered lighting saves you time and money by avoiding trenching and wiring which can tear up your streets and bank account.

Greenshine New Energy makes it easy to install solar powered lighting for your business or municipality. There has never been a better time to switch to outdoor solar power lighting than now in Colorado.

Colorado Solar Lighting Incentives

2) Local Option - Industrial Facilities and Development Bonds

https://programs.dsireusa.org/system/program/detail/5407

http://www.edcutah.org/businessincentives.php

Under the Utah Industrial Facilities and Development Act, counties, municipalities, and state universities in Utah may issue Industrial Revenue Bonds (IRBs) or Industrial Development Bonds (IDBs) to promote energy efficiency upgrades and renewable energy systems.  Municipalities may issue revenue bonds in order to finance eligible projects. Proceeds from the sale of bonds may be used to pay for or to reimburse the costs of the project. With the added provision to allow reimbursement to lenders, the issuance of bonds may be used by a municipality to create a local loan program, in addition to direct financing of projects.