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How it Works
It’s simple: You provide us your information such as company particulars, schedule, and power needs, and we provide you a signature-ready proposal with anticipated production rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost?
Installed pricing is $144,000 per canopy for the Sabal-200 (200 mph continuous wind design with a protective enclosure) and $115,000 per canopy for the Sabal-100 (100 mph continuous target, folding against a plate). Estimated energy cost ranges from 16.9¢/kWh for the lower-wind Sabal-100 configuration to approximately 24¢/kWh for the Sabal-200 at a 9% discount rate.
Each 33.6 kW STC canopy’s annual production depends on location—modeling approximately 68,230 kWh in Miami, 74,630 kWh in San Juan, and 80,200 kWh in the Imperial Valley. Fleet discounts of 12% apply for 11–20 units and 15% for 21 or more units. Use our Economics calculator to model your location and financing, or contact us for a site-specific quote.
How does installation work?
Installation is done by our Bahamas-based partner APS Bahamas.
A geotechnical survey of the site is required to determine the soil composition and the required characteristics of the post foundations. These costs can be variable. Distance to the interconnection points is also a variable.
Options such as under-canopy lighting, vehicle charging, billboard logos and informational signs are additional charges. Additional interconnection charges may be imposed by your utility.
How long does it take to get them?
Lead times are around six months. Installation takes only a few days, depending on the geotechnical survey results.
General Terms and Conditions
Exact terms and conditions will be described in the proposal provided to you.
In general, orders and deposits are non-refundable. A 50% down payment is required to start production, an additional 30% balance is due ex-factory shipping, and 20% is due upon satisfactory installation.
The Sabal Canopy comes with a 2-year workmanship warranty, a 10-year warranty on the inverter, and a 25-year limited warranty on solar panels. There is a quarterly maintenance regime and an annual maintenance fee paid up front, typically $4,000 to $5,000 per year per canopy, depending on arrangements and location. These costs are included in the LCoE figure.