Commercial electric rates have climbed 30%+ in the last 5 years. For warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and distribution centers, that's tens of thousands of dollars a year walking out the door. What if you could redirect that spend into ownership instead?
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Our estimation team will collaborate with you to determine the overall best solution. Whether it's just electrical, roofing, or solar that is roof-mounted, ground-mounted, carport-mounted, or a mixture of all three, we can determine the best solution to meet your goals. Our highly detailed and granular bidding process helps us quote with speed and accuracy and prevent change orders after project start.
Southwest Energy Partners has the best engineers and project managers in your state to ensure engineering and permitting move as quickly as possible. Every permitting agency is different, but our years of project experience ensures that your project will move as diligently as possible.
Southwest Energy Partners will have our licensed installation partners procure all necessary equipment and will execute on your project while prioritizing efficiency, quality, and more importantly, safety. Our experienced teams and QC/QC process allow us to receive jurisdiction and utility approval (if needed) as soon as possible once the work phase is complete.
We've partnered with trusted EPCs across the Southwest to deliver turnkey commercial solutions.
Commercial electrical and solar installations across the Southwest.
536KW roof-mounted system on TPO roof. Large-scale commercial installation with extensive electrical work. Aesthetically clean result.
536KW · TPO Roof
71KW hybrid roof-mounted system combining standard and tilted flat-roof modules to meet the facility's consumption needs.
71KW · Hybrid System99KW roof-mounted system on metal roof. 180 modules installed in less than a week by Unirac Master Installers. Included Line Side Tap electrical work.
99KW · Metal Roof26KW metal structure with 58 panels serving as both shade solution and energy generator. Cut electric costs while adding property value.
26KW · Carport / ShadeFederal and state incentives are at their most favorable — but the window is closing.
Businesses that begin construction can claim 30% of the total project cost as a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit. For a $200,000 system, that's $60,000 back.
Stack multiple bonus credits on top of the base ITC for total tax benefits of up to 60% of project cost:
Rural businesses and agricultural producers can access grants covering up to 50% of project costs through the Rural Energy for America Program — pairable with the ITC for maximum savings.
Governments, nonprofits, cooperatives, and tribal entities can now receive direct Treasury payments instead of tax credits — eliminating the need for complex tax equity structures.
Commercial projects can access the full 30% ITC rate only by meeting prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements — creating a significant 24 percentage point difference between base (6%) and enhanced rates that fundamentally changes project economics.
The new Clean Electricity Investment Credit (Section 48E) shifts from technology-specific qualifications to emissions-based criteria, signaling a major policy evolution that could expand eligible technologies while maintaining the same financial incentives.
Commercial projects can stack multiple 10-20 percentage point bonus credits for domestic content, energy communities, and low-income areas — potentially creating total credit values that exceed the base 30% rate and dramatically improve project returns.
Tax-exempt entities including governments, nonprofits, and cooperatives can now receive direct Treasury payments instead of tax credits, eliminating the need for complex tax equity structures and opening renewable energy development to previously excluded market participants.
Foreign Entities of Concern (FEOC) rules limit tax credit eligibility based on the percentage of materials from certain countries. Our team stays current on IRS guidance to ensure your project receives maximum available credits.
No obligation. No pitch. Just the math on what electrical upgrades could look like for your property.
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