What is Capex model? | Vested Solar

Capex model

The Capex model involves the upfront capital investment by a business or individual to purchase and install a solar project. The owner takes full financial responsibility for the project, including its installation, operation, and maintenance. Any energy produced by the system is typically used on-site, providing direct financial benefits to the owner.


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