Pennsylvania commercial solar: Section 48E credit, PA SREC program, Act 129 net metering, PECO/FirstEnergy Penn Power/Duquesne Light rate-lock.
Stack the 30% IRS Section 48E Direct Pay credit with Pennsylvania’s SREC program under the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, lock in Act 129 net-metering credits (up to 110% of annual load), and fix your commercial supply rate through PECO Energy, FirstEnergy Penn Power, or Duquesne Light on the PJM grid. A Pennsylvania C&I advisor will reach out within 24 hours.
Four Pennsylvania Commercial Programs.
Tell us which Pennsylvania commercial track fits your business — we’ll pre-fill the funnel with the right grant stack, direct pay credit, and rate-lock scaffolding.
Frequently asked questions
How does Section 48E Direct Pay work for a Pennsylvania C&I project?
Section 48E lets tax-exempt entities receive 30% of qualified solar project costs as a direct IRS payment — no PA corporate tax liability required. It stacks with Pennsylvania SREC revenue and PECO/Penn Power rate-lock savings.
What is the Pennsylvania SREC Program (AEPS)?
Pennsylvania’s Solar Renewable Energy Credit program runs under the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (AEPS) and generates tradeable SREC revenue from your system’s certified solar output.
How does Pennsylvania Act 129 net-metering apply to commercial solar up to 3 MW?
Under Act 129, commercial systems up to 3 MW may net-meter up to 110% of annual on-site load; excess generation rolls over as a bill credit each month.
Can a Pennsylvania C&I customer lock a PECO / FirstEnergy Penn Power / Duquesne Light supply rate?
Yes — lock a 12 or 24-month fixed commercial supply rate via our PECO Energy, FirstEnergy Penn Power, or Duquesne Light brokerage desk, insulated from PJM spot-price spikes.
What utility territories does PangeaOS serve in Pennsylvania?
PangeaOS serves PECO Energy, FirstEnergy Penn Power, Duquesne Light Company, PPL Electric Utilities, and other PA utility cooperative territories across the Commonwealth.