Greater Philadelphia businesses and tax-exempt organizations are invited to learn how they can save money on their electricity bills by going solar at a free upcoming webinar. Hosted by the Philadelphia Energy Authority's Solarize Greater Philadelphia program and the Pennsylvania Solar Center's G.E.T. Solar initiative, this webinar is open to businesses, nonprofits, and municipalities located in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery or Philadelphia counties.

Tuesday, April 22, 2025
1:00 – 2:00 PM
Over Zoom

G.E.T. Solar offers free, unbiased technical assistance to support businesses and tax-exempt organizations navigate the financial decisions and logistical processes involved in many solar installation projects. The meeting will explore:

• Federal tax incentives that provide a minimum of 30% reduction on the system cost
• Free technical assistance from the PA Solar Center
• What to look for when selecting a solar developer
• RISE PA statewide grant for industrial and manufacturing businesses
• The PA Solar Center will even offer a free or low-cost assessment of your company's solar potential — and can issue RFPs for estimates from qualified solar developers.
• The PA Solar Center will review the bids with you and help you make sense of them — serving as your unbiased guide through the whole process.

Already know G.E.T. Solar is for you -- and want to skip the meeting? Go ahead and sign up for G.E.T. Solar here.

With the quickly rising cost of electricity and the federal incentives available for those going solar, now is the time to explore how going solar on your own property can save your organization hundreds to thousands of dollars on electricity bills.

For example, one Westmoreland County nonprofit organization, Wesley Family Services, invested in solar energy to offset the rising cost of electricity in the area. Their solar installation covers an estimated 78% of their annual electricity requirement, estimating that the system will potentially save the nonprofit $700,000 over 25 years.

Attending this meeting is free, but registration is required below. Hope to see you there!