

Even if a landlord or investor does not have enough tax liability to absorb:
Switch Solar can transfer those credits at a discount to a qualified tax-credit buyer. This means all incentives become monetizable, even for investors with low tax appetite.
IRS Notice 2025-42 restricts future incentive eligibility. But any commercial project that invests 5% of contract value before Dec 31 is "locked-in" under the current higher incentives.
This is the last year to secure today's incentive structure.
Flow:
Investor or landlord can sell tax credits to a third party
Switch Solar manages the transaction
Cash recovered in 12–24 months
Enables participation even for entities with zero tax appetite
High returns, fast payback, protected under Safe Harbor.
Higher property value + monetized incentives + passive income.
Immediate savings + inflation-proof energy for 25 years.
A building with a 25-year fixed-rate energy system becomes significantly more valuable.
Even without tax liability, the landlord monetizes credits by selling them at a discount.
Landlords can:
Landlords often negotiate:
Most tenants (restaurants, supermarkets, retail stores) pay $0.18–$0.30/kWh nationwide.
With commercial solar:
If the landlord sells electricity to the business operator at:
➤ 3% discount from their current rate, fixed for 25 years
…the tenant benefits immediately:
Even a tiny discount equals thousands annually for high-consumption businesses.
Energy prices historically rise 3–12% per year With solar, the business locks in 25 years of price stability.
A fixed energy cost dramatically improves financial forecasting.
When selling electricity to the tenant at a 3% discount, investors still earn:
➤ More than $0.10 per kWh in margin
This is the core profit engine.
years (depending on incentives + energy rates)
over 25 years
years if incentives are sold through Switch Solar (especially when monetizing ITC + MACRS + state incentives)
Commercial Solar: Monetization Pathway for Investors & Landlords