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Solar Economics and Financial Planning

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CONTENT TYPE

3D Scenarios, ILV

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DURATION

3 Hours

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TARGET AUDIENCE

Technician

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COURSE DELIVERY

Web-based

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About the Course:

Understanding the economics of solar energy is essential for making informed investment and policy decisions. This microcredential course explores key financial factors, policies, risks, and financing options that impact PV system affordability and profitability. Learners will develop critical skills in analyzing incentives, evaluating financial risks, and estimating long-term maintenance costs to support smart solar energy decisions. 

Learning Objectives:

  • Analyze economic factors influencing solar projects, including incentives, net metering, system pricing, and financing costs.
  • Understand the technical and environmental factors affecting PV system performance and long-term financial viability.
  • Recognize how local policies and incentives shape different PV markets, including residential, commercial, and utility-scale sectors.
  • Identify financial risks such as electricity rate fluctuations, system performance issues, and policy uncertainties.
  • Explore solar financing options, including cash purchases, leases, power purchase agreements (PPAs), and loans.
  • Estimate predictable maintenance and replacement costs, including inverters, batteries, cleaning, and monitoring.

Course will be delivered via LMS and comes with realistic 3D scenarios.

Immersive Solar PV System Training with utility analysis and workforce skills development

Workforce Development

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At ImmerseLearn, we empower professionals with the financial and analytical skills needed to navigate the economics of solar energy. This microcredential provides practical knowledge for solar consultants, project managers, financial analysts, and policymakers, ensuring they can make data-driven and cost-effective decisions in the growing solar market. 


How this course strengthens workforce skills: 

Understand the financial drivers affecting solar adoption in different market segments.

Learn how to leverage local and federal incentives to maximize project profitability.

Identify potential financial risks and mitigation strategies for PV projects.

Gain proficiency in solar purchasing, leasing, and loan options.

Develop skills in forecasting maintenance, equipment replacement, and operational costs. 

This course aligns with ImmerseLearn’s mission to provide affordable, accessible, and industry-relevant training, ensuring professionals gain practical financial insights that directly apply to real-world solar energy projects. 

Contact Us

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South Lyon, MI, 48178

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noelia.perez@immerselearn.com

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734-925-4777

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