Modesto Agriculture Solar Batteries Installation, Brokerage Service Launched

Oct 18, 2023

Key Takeaways

Gradient Solar Systems in Colton, CA is now offering solar battery installation for farms in Modesto to help farmers maximize the value of their solar panel installations.
The service is a response to the NEM 3.0 legislation that reduced the amount solar system owners receive for supplying surplus energy to the state power grid.
By installing batteries, clients can store excess energy generated instead of exporting it, leading to enhanced energy self-sufficiency.
Incorporating energy storage solutions also allows farmers to benefit from tax credits, as the Energy Inflation Reduction Act allows businesses to deduct the cost of energy storage systems in the year of installation.
Gradient Solar Systems connects clients with vetted solar battery installers who can outfit farms with the right energy storage solutions, ensuring access to a reliable power supply even on cloudy days or during the winter.

Renewable energy brokerage Gradient Solar Systems (951-445-2271) in Colton, CA, is now offering solar battery installation for farms in Modesto.

Colton, United States - October 18, 2023 /PressCable/ —

With this new service, Gradient Solar Systems seeks to help farmers and other companies in the agricultural value chain who already have solar panels installed maximize the value of their installations with onsite energy storage solutions.

More details can be found at https://gradientsolarsystems.com/agricultural-solar/

The announcement responds to the NEM 3.0 legislation that took effect on April 13th, which reduced the amount solar system owners receive for supplying surplus energy generated by their panels to the state power grid by approximately 75%. By installing batteries on their properties, clients can store excess energy generated instead of exporting it to their utility company, leading to enhanced energy self-sufficiency.

In addition to improving energy efficiency and independence, incorporating energy storage solutions allows farmers to benefit from tax credits. The Energy Inflation Reduction Act allows businesses to deduct the cost of energy storage systems in the year of installation.

The solar brokerage connects clients with vetted solar battery installers who can outfit farms, no matter the size, with the right energy storage solutions, ensuring access to a reliable power supply even on cloudy days or during the winter.

A satisfied client said, "Gradient Solar System LLC did a fantastic job with the installation. Their communication and expertise knocked it out of the park, in my opinion. They answered all the questions I had, and when I thought something was wrong, they were able to troubleshoot what I thought was an issue and helped me understand my system better."

About Gradient Solar Systems

Gradient Solar Systems helps California’s homeowners and businesses, including agro-businesses, transition to renewable energy powered by solar. Its team guides clients in choosing the best solar energy solutions that meet their needs and budget. Alongside helping clients make the initial switch to renewable energy, the solar company offers servicing and maintenance throughout California.

Those interested can learn more about Gradient Solar and its full-service solar panel and battery installation services by visiting https://gradientsolarsystems.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Matthew Yeazel
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Organization: Gradient Solar Systems
Address: 901 East Washington Street, Colton, California 92324, United States
Phone: +1-951-445-2271
Website: https://gradientsolarsystems.com/

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Hamilton sets sights on racing in African grand prix

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