Business Electric Bill Solar Analysis

Why 12 Months of Bills Matter

Commercial solar economics depend on the facility's electric usage, tariff, demand profile, project cost and financing structure. A single month can misrepresent seasonal peaks, demand charges, and operating hours.

• 12 months of bills - shows seasonal patterns for warehouses, farms, cold storage, and churches.
• Interval / demand data - when available, clarifies peak kW vs energy (kWh).
• Rate schedule - energy and demand line items drive whether solar, storage, or both belong in the conversation.
• Roof or ground - structural capacity, warranty rules, setbacks, and land use for behind-the-meter arrays.
• Hours and expansion - shifts, expansion plans, and EV or equipment additions change the design envelope.

We analyze available data against site constraints. Commercial savings are calculated after reviewing the facility's usage, tariff, demand profile and available project structure.

Who Should Use This Form

Facility managers, owners, and boards evaluating solar for commercial buildings or agricultural behind-the-meter loads. Related pages: commercial solar Ohio and agricultural solar Ohio.

Interconnection and permits still apply: Ohio solar interconnection · Ohio solar permits.

Uploading Multiple Bills or Interval Files

The form accepts one PDF or photo attachment. If you have several monthly bills, interval CSV/PDF exports, or one-line diagrams, send them in the same email thread to bill@solarbrokersus.com after submitting, or attach the best recent bill here and note that more files are coming.

You may black out account numbers if you prefer. Keep the usage, demand, and rate schedule pages readable.