In today's economy, businesses must allocate their limited available capital between competing investment alternatives. From a risk-adjusted ROI basis, a well-executed solar photovoltaic project can be one of the soundest financial investments any business can make.
NPV is the definitive bottom-line measure of a solar project's value proposition to your business; the net present value of all after-tax cash flows attributable to the project. Let us show you how solar can create value for your shareholders.
IRR is the standard metric for capital budgeting analysis, and allows businesses to understand and compare the project's annualized effective compounded return rate. Properly structured, a solar project can provide outstanding IRR's in excess of your company's weighted average cost of capital.
The payback period is simply the amount of time it takes for a project to earn back the initial unlevered investment. A solar project frequently provides rapid payback, which is particularly attractive given its long-term asset life.
No matter which return metric your business uses to analyze capital investments, be it profitability index or modified payback, EnterSolar will help you realize the financial benefits of producing your own clean energy.