High utility bills should not take resources away from the people and programs you serve. Radiant Energy helps nonprofit organizations, schools, churches, and community institutions reduce long-term energy costs through thoughtfully engineered solar solutions designed for stewardship, resilience, and measurable impact.
Estimated year-one production: 278,562 kWh, covering approximately 89% of the academy's annual electricity use.
Nonprofit leadership requires consensus, risk aversion, and measurable fiscal clarity. Our engineering protocols are formulated to withstand board scrutiny.
Electricity is an ongoing expense that can limit the resources available for your mission. By generating power on-site, your organization may reduce its utility costs and redirect savings toward educational programs, community services, facility improvements, and other essential initiatives.
Solar can help reduce your organization's exposure to future electricity price increases and provide greater visibility into long-term energy expenses. With property-specific production estimates and financial projections, your leadership can evaluate potential savings and make more informed budget decisions.
Investing in solar can demonstrate your organization's commitment to managing resources responsibly while reducing its environmental impact. Share measurable energy performance with board members, donors, students, congregation members, and the communities you serve.
Discover what your organization may qualify for with Radiant. Our team will help you explore available incentives, evaluate your property's solar potential, and develop a financial proposal designed around your mission and long-term goals.
Eligibility, incentive structure, and final qualification depend on the nonprofit charter, project scope, and applicable rules. Confirm tax and legal matters with qualified advisors.
Unlock your property's solar potential and turn energy expenses into lasting opportunities for your mission. Make better use of sunlight, reduce electricity costs, and dedicate more resources to the people and communities you serve.
A modeled 191.84 kW rooftop system sized from the academy’s 12-month Duke Energy usage history. The financial report compares the projected solar costs and production with the school’s current electricity bill.
Illustrative project estimate based on the academy’s 12-month Duke Energy usage history and the report’s system design assumptions. Production, utility rates, savings, incentive eligibility, and payment timing may vary. Savings are before maintenance, insurance, or financing costs. Consult a qualified tax professional regarding Elective Direct Pay eligibility.
From first review through commissioning, we keep your team informed and the project organized around your facility's needs.
We begin with a detailed assessment of your current energy consumption, operating hours, equipment, machinery, tools, electrical loads, and overall electrical infrastructure. This allows us to understand where, when, and how your facility uses energy and identify opportunities to improve performance and efficiency.
Based on the audit, we develop a tailored energy strategy for your business. We present opportunities to improve energy efficiency, reduce operating costs, and optimize consumption, together with the technical and financial proposal for your on-site energy generation system.
Once the project is approved, we define the complete scope of work, project schedule, equipment, engineering requirements, responsibilities, installation milestones, and technical details needed to move into execution.
Our team coordinates procurement, logistics, permitting, electrical work, system installation, and quality control. Every stage is managed to minimize disruption to your operations while ensuring the project is installed according to the approved engineering design and applicable requirements.
Once installation is complete, we perform final testing, inspections, utility coordination, and system commissioning. We verify that the system is operating as designed, activate monitoring, and provide the information your team needs to understand and track its energy performance.
Join the faith institutions, academies, and community centers keeping their hard-earned dollars right where they belong: in the communities they serve.
Eligible tax-exempt entities may be able to use Elective Pay under Section 6417. In the Muslim Academy of Greater Orlando financial model, the report estimates a 40% payment based on a 30% base credit and a modeled 10% domestic-content bonus. Eligibility, bonus qualification, timing, and payment amount are subject to IRS rules and review; this project estimate is not a guarantee or tax advice.
We provide a standardized Board Presentation Package consisting of a 15-minute executive deck, multi-scenario financial cash-flow projections, roofing engineering certifications, and 3D architectural renders. A senior Radiant Energy technical representative can also attend your board or congregation meeting in person or by video conference to address technical and financial questions.
No. Before installation begins, our structural engineering team reviews your existing roof manufacturer warranty, whether TPO, standing-seam metal, or architectural tile. We coordinate with manufacturer technical representatives and use approved non-penetrating ballasted mounts or certified manufacturer-approved stanchions to keep your 20–30-year roofing warranty active.
Yes. Through specialized nonprofit Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) programs, an institutional green-capital partner can pay for the design, hardware, and installation. Your facility purchases the clean electricity produced by the rooftop system at a predetermined rate designed to be below the utility’s retail tariff.
Share your organization, facility, and mission priorities. Our team will follow up with the right next step for a property-specific solar review.
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Phone: +1 (407) 915-2116
Email: info@radiantenergysolar.com
Location: 157 Drennen - Orlando FL