Solar lowers monthly energy bills and reduces long-term operational costs. With a properly sized solar energy system, public facilities can offset a large portion of their electricity consumption and reinvest those savings into other mission-critical services.

Solar is commonly used by city buildings, water treatment facilities, public works departments, parks and recreation facilities, county buildings, and school districts. Any building with steady daytime energy production can benefit from solar power. 

While government entities do not qualify for federal tax credits like the Investment Tax Credit (ITC), they can access savings through PPAs, state incentives, utility programs, and renewable energy certificates. A Kokosing Solar consultant can walk you through which incentives apply to your specific organization.

Yes. When paired with battery storage, solar can help public facilities maintain operations during outages and reduce dependence on the grid. This is especially valuable for facilities that provide essential public services.

Yes. Solar technology is extremely durable, has minimal maintenance needs, and is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. Many government organizations rely on solar energy systems to support essential operations with consistent power output.

Kokosing Solar brings 25+ years of solar experience, 74 years of construction expertise, and a proven track record supporting public agencies across Ohio. Our in-house consultants and licensed electricians design and install optimized solar systems that deliver long-term cost savings and reliable clean energy.

Solar helps government institutions reduce operating costs, stabilize long-term budgets, and demonstrate environmental leadership. These predictable savings allow agencies to redirect funds to programs that matter most to their communities.

Yes. The team takes time to understand each organization’s goals, building needs, and budget considerations. Part of the consultation process is helping you determine whether solar is a good match for your operations.

Yes. Their portfolio includes multiple municipal installations, including city governments and a county-level engineering department. This experience helps them understand the unique needs and constraints of public-sector projects.

Government organizations can complete the online form to begin their evaluation. Kokosing Solar promises a response from a commercial solar consultant within one business day to start the conversation.