Big roof, what load?
A warehouse with a huge roof but little daytime load can end up producing far more than it uses, which is a weak case on most utility rules. We start with your interval data and size to what the building actually consumes, adding storage where demand charges justify it.
Permits and structure
Commercial solar permits go through the City of Aurora Building Division. Flat-roof arrays need a structural review of roof capacity and a plan for roof age; we can combine reroofing and solar in one project.
Tax timing
Solar projects that didn’t begin construction by July 4, 2026 generally must be placed in service by the end of 2027 for §48E; storage remains eligible through 2033. 100% bonus depreciation is available for qualifying property. Confirm your position with a tax advisor.
FAQ
Questions we hear
Are Aurora warehouses good candidates for solar?
Often, if the roof is in good shape and the building has meaningful daytime load. Big roof with small load is the case to be careful about.
Does CORE territory change commercial solar in Aurora?
Yes. Surplus crediting and demand structures differ from Xcel’s, so we confirm the utility and tariff first.
How long does commercial solar take in Aurora?
It varies with system size, utility interconnection and structural review. Given the 2027 federal deadline, start early.