Two Popular Ways to Implement Commercial Solar
Every business approaches capital differently.PV Power models both structures so the decision is based on financial performance - not assumption.
Commercial Solar - Structured for Performance
No Capex. Positive Cashflow. Strategic Control.
Commercial solar doesn’t fail on performance. It fails on capital allocation.PV Power structures projects so you don’t use your own capital — while still securing the financial upside.With the right finance model:
- Zero upfront investment
- Repayments structured below current electricity spend
- Immediate net cashflow benefit
- Long-term insulation from energy price escalation
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Solar becomes a financial instrument — not a capital burden.
Stronger Returns in the Current NZ Environment
Under New Zealand’s Investment Boost incentive, eligible businesses can claim a 20% upfront tax deduction on new productive assets, in addition to standard depreciation (subject to accounting advice).Combined with:
- Depreciation allowances
- Potential deductibility of finance costs
- Structured repayments below current power spend
The effective return profile can materially improve. This significantly enhances early-year cashflow and overall project IRR.
Built for Commercial Decision Makers
We treat solar as infrastructure - not hardware.Every proposal is modelled against:
- Half-hourly load data
- Current electricity pricing
- Cashflow impact
- Finance structure
- Long-term return profile
The objective is simple:Convert a rising operating expense into a controlled, income-producing asset — without tying up capital.
When the finance term concludes, the savings remain for 15–25+ additional years.That’s long-term cost control secured upfront - without deploying capital.