PowerShingle® PRE-ENGINEERED Solar Structures cost less than conventional metal roof canopies (after tax incentives) and pay for themselves with safe, predictable returns, directly offsetting rising energy costs.
Whether you work in agriculture, mining, transportation, auto retail, or another business we can provide a solution for your clean energy needs.
PowerShingle can generate over 1MW of power per 60,000 square feet (enough f a large cooler or manufacturing operation). This means you can generate more clean energy in less space than any other system. Save space while protecting your valuable assets.
We have a number of pre-engineered elevated solar configurations that we can customize to your clean energy needs.
Imagine the windshield of your car… two sheets of durable safety glass laminated together for strength. That is exactly how PowerShingle® panels are made with bi-facial solar cells sandwiched in-between. Even better, modules are proudly manufactured right here in the United States using domestic and globally sourced parts!
PowerShingle is designed to shed water, so that everything below stays nice and dry. This keeps down the cost by eliminating the need for expensive sub-roofing in order to achieve a water-tight solution. Not needing a sub-roof, also allows PowerShingle to benefit from its bifacial design, since PowerShingle can collect light from both the front and back sides of each panel.
The infrastructure is a Nucor purlin design that is made from 80% + recycled domestic steel and can be certified Econiq™, Nucor’s net-zero carbon steel.
PowerShingle® doesn’t require you to give up any space or land. In fact, not only do you gain the ability to generate clean energy, you also gain a weather protected canopy you can turn into any kind of space that you desire. Think… EV Car Charging, a hoop house for growing berries, storage, parking, or whatever you require. A huge win for you and your business.
YES. Due to the Federal Tax Credits you could receive up to 40% just for installing our clean energy solar structures. You can read the government press release here.