When it comes to leasing or buying solar panels, the best option for you and your electricity needs will depend on your financial goals and Technical expertise. Let's take a closer look at whether you should buy or lease solar panels.

Whether you decide to buy your solar panels outright or lease them you’ll still get the same, clean roof top solar powering your business. But the finances and ownership of your roof top solar system will change depending on whether you decide to own them outright or not. Let’s now talk about the differences between solar panel ownership, leasing, and Purchase Power Agreements (PPAs.)

Buying solar panels is a great option if you're looking to:

• Be the owner of your solar system
• Can operate and maintain the system to maximize the benefits of solar

What do we mean by "maximizing the benefits of solar"? Basically, if you buy solar panels outright (with one large upfront payment), you'll see more savings in the long run. That's because you won't pay monthly payments for years to your solar provider and, instead, will own the system from the beginning. That means you’ll achieve more overall savings sooner than you would by leasing your roof top solar system. As a roof top solar system owner, you can reduce your electric bill by using the power your solar system produces. We think this is one of the best reasons why people should consider buying their business solar panels without any financing.

Keep in mind that you can also finance your solar panels through a loan. A solar loan will still give you the business equity and tax incentive benefits that come with owning panels, without the large upfront cost of outright solar system ownership.

• Ownership
• Maximizing financial benefits
• Tax incentives (if eligible)

Are you interested in reaping the benefits of renewable electricity, but not in owning the solar panels or system? If that sounds like you, leasing solar panels or purchasing power through a PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) could be a good option. Here’s why you might want to lease solar panels instead of buying or financing them.

Both a solar lease and PPA are affordable, easy ways to enjoy solar power without a large upfront investment. With both leasing and PPAs, you don't pay any upfront costs for your panels, and you can typically save on your EB tariff. Additionally, your solar provider takes care of installation, maintenance, and the warranty because it maintains ownership of the panels.

Leases and PPAs are pretty similar, but they have one big difference: with a solar lease, you're paying a fixed monthly payment for the solar panels and system equipment, and with a PPA, you're simply paying for the solar power the panels produce, which will vary from month-to-month. Both options can help you save money.

• No maintenance responsibility
• No upfront cost
• Lock-in your tariff charges

Whether you decide to buy or lease solar panels, or choose a solar PPA, solar will help you shrink your carbon footprint and help everyone get closer to a more viable planet. And remember, our team is here to help.

Get solar panels, installation, and maintenance on us. Plus, potentially pay a lower rate than the EB tariff with a Power Purchase Agreement.

OK, so what’s a solar PPA?

Simply pay a low, pre-determined price for every kilowatt-hour of electricity the solar panels generate. And not a rupee more. We take care of solar energy system design, permissions, paperwork, and provide a 25-year warranty to ensure maximum savings.

About US

Founded by Oil industry professionals, U-WE & SUN understands your world. We provide Retail Outlet owners with simple and affordable electricity option. We believe that going solar should not be expensive or risky. That’s why we supply the solar panels, and take care of all the installation and maintenance—for no upfront cost.

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