SunPower is known for its commitment to quality and service, offering at 30-year Complete Confidence Panel Warranty. Given their track record and the advanced technology used in the Performance panels, businesses can expect more energy and reliability over traditional front contact panels.

SunPower Performance solar panels combine conventional cells with SunPower's 39 years of materials and manufacturing expertise. This results in panels that surpass the performance, reliability, and aesthetics of conventional panels. The innovative shingled cell design, conductive adhesives developed for aerospace, and proprietary encapsulants all contribute to enhanced reliability and performance.

A SunPower Maxeon solar panel delivers up to 25% more energy than a Conventional Panel in its first year of operation. In year 25, the difference would grow to about 35% more energy, for an average of 30% more energy during the first 25 years. SunPower Maxeon solar panels are predicted to have a useful life of more than 40 years.

A feed-in tariff is the amount your electricity retailer pays your for any electricity your solar system generates that you don’t use or consume, and is instead fed back into the electric grid. You’ll want to work with a local solar installer who is knowledgeable about feed-in tariffs in your area, as different states have different policies.

In the solar industry, the payback period is the time it takes for your system’s energy savings to cover the cost of installing the system.

Just like many consumer products, the cost of your system will vary greatly by the quality of your system’s components and installer. It’s important to remember that a quality solar system might cost more upfront, but will produce more energy and last longer. Other factors can also affect the cost such as government incentives, number of solar panels required, accessibility of the roof, and more. A SunPower commercial partner can walk you through each step of the solar process to ensure you’re comfortable with the costs of your system and you understand your long-term energy savings.

Electricity prices continue to rise and so do your operational expenses. Fortunately, the cost of going solar has never been more affordable. When you install a solar system now, you can offset your electricity bills to protect your business against future energy expenses.

Studies have shown that homes with solar panels tend to have higher re-sale values compared to non-solar homes. The exact increase in value varies, but it's generally observed that solar-equipped homes have an edge due to the potential for lower energy costs and environmental benefits.

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There are several financing options for solar installations, including solar loans, solar leases, and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs).

Many governments offer incentives, tax credits, and rebates to promote solar energy adoption. These incentives can significantly reduce the up front cost of installation. Common incentives include tax credits, rebates, and net metering programs.