The installation was completed by EnergyWize LLC of Xenia, SAS said.
The total project cost $280,000, SAS said. The company received $140,000 in an Ohio government grant and a 30 percent federal tax credit. The company also will be eligible to sell solar renewable energy certificates, allowing the equipment to “pay for itself within three years and showing a positive income thereafter,” it said in its press release.
Selling such certificates allows buyers to claim they are contributing to the use of solar power.
SAS has 25 local employees.
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