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With our efficient solar systems, you can save money on electricity. These savings can help you fund critical programs for your organization, expanding its reach. Solar energy also reduces carbon emissions, so your organization can make progress on its sustainability goals.
Nonprofit organizations and local governments face constant pressure to do more with less. With a solar energy system from TerraSol, you can significantly cut electricity costs and redirect those savings toward the programs and people that matter most.
Nonprofit leaders across the tri-state area trust TerraSol to design, permit, and install solar systems tailored to their facilities — with no upfront complexity.
Why nonprofit organizations and local governments go solar:
Save money on operating costs and fund critical programs
Reduce your carbon footprint by up to 80%
Access federal direct pay incentives available to the nonprofit sector
Strengthen nonprofit-government partnerships through shared sustainability goals
Support the missions of local organizations without adding budget strain
Thanks to recent federal legislation, nonprofit organizations can now receive the federal solar tax credit as a direct cash payment. No tax liability needed. State and local governments qualify too. TerraSol helps you identify and claim every incentive available to your organization.
See how much your nonprofit or government organization can save. TerraSol handles everything — from design and permitting to installation and incentive paperwork.
Through the federal Elective Pay (Direct Pay) provision, tax-exempt entities receive a cash payment from the IRS equal to 30% of the solar system cost. Since nonprofits don’t have tax liability, this payment serves as a direct refund, effectively providing a massive discount on the installation.
To secure the current 30% credit, projects must generally be placed in service by December 31, 2027, or have construction started by July 4, 2026. Acting now ensures your organization avoids potential phase-outs or stricter “Foreign Entity of Concern” (FEOC) rules regarding equipment sourcing.
Yes. You can stack “bonus adders” to potentially cover up to 50–70% of the total project cost. Common bonuses include an extra 10% for projects located in “energy communities” (areas with a history of fossil fuel industries) and an additional 10% for using domestic (U.S.-made) materials.
The process involves three steps: pre-registering the project with the IRS to get a registration number, completing the installation, and filing a tax return (typically Form 990-T). Once the return is processed, payments are usually issued within 45 days, though the total cycle from installation to cash in hand can take 12 to 18 months.
Most organizations reduce their electricity bills by 70% to 90%. These long-term savings provide a stable, predictable budget that can be redirected toward your core mission and community programs.
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