SOLAR ENERGY
BioStar Solar develops, finances, owns, and operates solar plants across the country. BioStar Solar's solar + storage facilities serve our customers distributed renewable electricity, revolutionizing the way that people and their businesses create and consume power.
WHO IT'S FOR
Commercial & Industrial Businesses
Municipalities & Schools
Low & Moderate Income Housing Developers
Renewable Natural Gas Developers
(C.I. Reduction)
PATHS TO OWNERSHIP
BioStar Solar employs a variety of financial products to ensure capital is not a constraint:
INCENTIVES
There is ever-growing availability of incentives to reduce the cost of your project. BioStar Solar's policy experts monitor legislation at the Federal, State and Utility levels to ensure your project achieves maximum value.
- Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit – 26%
- State Renewable Energy Credits
- Utility Rebates
- FERC Rulings
- Solar Grants
BioStar specializes in tracking and monetizing SREC policy across the USA.
ACHIEVE YOUR ESG GOALS
Solar is the lowest cost form of net-new energy generation. Our team can help you set and smash your sustainability goals!
- 90% of S&P 500 Companies publish sustainability reports
- Offset energy usage from “brown” power like coal
- Retire “SRECs” or State Renewable Energy Credits that reduce your carbon footprint
- SREC Trading available for sites where on-site renewables isn’t feasible
FEATURED PROJECT
CITY OF NORMAN, OKLAHOMA WATER TREATMENT FACILITY
City of Norman, Oklahoma
The City of Norman & BioStar Solar have achieved interconnection and are producing renewable electricity at the city’s new solar project which serves the Vernon Campbell Water Treatment Plant and Water Reclamation Facility in Norman, Oklahoma. The 2.27 MW solar project is expected to produce more than 3,000,000 kWh of electricity each year and will displace over 2,126 metric tons of CO2 equivalent emissions per year, the equivalent of providing 438 homes with electricity or 271,000 gallons of gasoline consumed for an entire year. The clean energy generated by the solar arrays will reduce the annual kWh required from the local utility company by approximately 30%.
