Solar, Storage & Cogeneration

Harnessing the energy from the sun, solar PV delivers clean, renewable electricity to your building. With a decade of design and installation experience in windy, densely populated, urban environments, Bright Power is your partner for solar PV. We have an eye for aesthetics, given our experience designing cutting-edge solar for new developments and existing buildings. Best-in-class safety measures are standard for every Bright Power solar project.

Concerned about the complexities of urban solar? You can rest easy with Bright Power. We have extensive experience installing on both existing buildings and new developments. With superior installation practices and use of high-quality and efficient materials, we deliver the savings and benefits of solar to your property.

There are multiple ways to pay for a solar PV system. Some owners and developers prefer to pay for the system upfront. For others, that might not be a possibility. There are many options, in that case, whether you opt to finance or your building becomes a host for a solar system via a roof lease, Bright Power will help you make the best possible decision. Bright Power is a Community Solar—or community distributed generation (CDG)—expert with experience designing and installing on a single roof as well as on multiple roofs to service a large number of subscribers within the service area.

Amplify the effectiveness of your property’s resiliency with battery storage. It captures electricity—whether generated from the grid, solar, or cogeneration—and stores it for use during peak demand hours or grid failures. In addition to being a source of reliable backup power, batteries can help you cut costs by reducing high peak demand charges. And you can also generate incremental revenue through net metering—selling stored electricity to the utility.

Cogeneration uses natural gas to provide onsite power to both electrical and domestic hot water systems. Cogeneration (commonly referred to as CHP) captures the waste heat created during the generation process and preheats domestic hot water, delivering savings and efficiency to the building. By generating electricity through the use of natural gas, the building is better protected during an electricity grid blackout—lights, pumps, and elevators can still operate. Cogeneration natural gas rates can be even more cost-effective in areas where electricity rates are high as utilities may offer additional discounts to offset high demand.