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Commercial solar systems generate the most electricity during the day, which typically aligns with higher TOU rates. This allows businesses to offset expensive grid power with onsite solar generation, improving cost savings.
Key points
What this means in practice.
- Solar generation aligns with daytime
- TOU peak periods
- Reduces electricity purchased at higher
- TOU rates
- Improves bill savings compared to flat-rate tariffs
- Works best for businesses with daytime energy use
When this applies
Best-fit environments.
- Commercial buildings billed under
- TOU utility structures
- Offices, retail, warehouses, and daytime operations
- Grid-connected rooftop solar systems
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