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Solar energy gives schools an alternative to expensive, unpredictable energy expenditures. We can beat typical utility rates to provide cost savings from the first day of operation and tremendous savings over the long term. A solar facility operating under a Power Purchase Agreement also provides steady, predictable performance and cost. The result is easier planning, budgeting, and forecasting.

ForeFront Power manages every aspect of solar solutions for our partner schools, With our in-house expertise, we make going solar easy and efficient. With a Power Purchase Agreement, you simply purchase the electricity at rates less expensive than your local utility.

ForeFront Power offers a solar energy curriculum to bring solar into the classroom. Students are engaged in STEM learning with operating solar systems just outside their window. Through our easily accessible monitoring platform, students can also observe system production in real time.

Emphasizing Next Generation Science Standards and an electrifying Common Core Curriculum, these drag and drop lesson plans do not require extensive training for your faculty.

Solar energy gives non-profit organizations an alternative to expensive, unpredictable energy expenditures. We can beat typical utility rates to provide cost savings from the first day of operation and tremendous savings over the long term. A solar facility operating under a Power Purchase Agreement also provides steady, predictable performance and cost. The result is easier planning, budgeting, and forecasting.

Solar will gain quick attention from local citizens. Embracing renewables will lower the carbon footprint of your local community while also supporting clean energy investment in your state.

We work closely with private, public, and non-profit institutions to help stabilize energy budgets, implement discounts, and develop long-term strategic plans. Our focus is on building innovative, dependable solutions that deliver maximum value to our customers. This means non-profit organizations can focus on higher priorities, such as fundraising and community programs.

Solar energy gives municipalities an alternative to expensive, unpredictable energy expenditures. We can beat typical utility rates to provide cost savings from the first day of operation and tremendous savings over the long term. A solar facility operating under a Power Purchase Agreement also provides steady, predictable performance and cost. The result is easier planning, budgeting, and forecasting.

Adopting solar means new job creation in your community. According to The Solar Foundation’s National Solar Job Census, the solar industry employed over 250,000 workers across all 50 states in 2017. Another benefit to embracing solar in your community is that this job growth will directly affect your own citizens.

We work closely with local boards or representatives to help you stabilize your energy budget and develop a long-term strategic energy plan. Our focus is on building innovative, dependable solutions that deliver maximum value to our customers. This means you can focus on your real priority: serving your constituents.

At a customer level, there is real power behind being perceived as a good corporate citizen. Recent research finds that two-thirds of the population will choose products from sustainable sources over other conventional products, and that these buyers have personally changed their behavior to minimize their impact on global climate change.

Not only will your customers take notice of your decision to go solar, but your employees will as well. Promoting your CSR activities can increase employee retention and help attract the best talent.

Institutional investors are an attractive source of capital for corporations, and these investors prefer to make investments in companies with stronger CSR profiles. Businesses can lower risk through built-up moral capital by adopting renewable energy.

According to Energy Star data, hospitals represent the second most energy intensive building type, with 117 kWh per square foot, behind only supermarkets.

The proportion of the U.S. population older in age will expand through 2024, requiring more employees and services available to serve them. This means that not only will energy requirements expand, but the capital required to support the additional overhead must increase as well.