Your rooftop should be earning money.
We install and operate rooftop solar that generates new revenue for property owners, increases NOI, and raises valuation — with automated tenant billing designed to minimize administrative overhead.
Model your rooftop's revenue potential
A screening scenario for selling rooftop solar output to tenants. It shows the arithmetic of one simple arrangement, not an appraisal or a forecast of NOI.
Screening scenario
Assumes every kWh produced is bought by tenants at the price shown. Real results depend on tenant demand and agreements, meter and tariff structure, vacancy, billing costs, equipment replacement, insurance, financing and taxes. Not a promise of NOI or property value.
Tax credits, depreciation and incentives depend on your specific tax situation and eligibility. This estimate is not tax, legal or financial advice. Please consult a qualified tax professional.
Assumptions behind this scenario (model prelim-sizing-2026-10-10)
- Size: 15 W per sq ft of usable roof; production 1,500 kWh per kW-DC per year.
- O&M: $15 per kW per year (illustrative). Excludes inverter replacement, insurance, metering/billing setup and administration.
- Whether and how a property owner can sell or allocate solar output to tenants depends on the utility tariff, meter configuration and lease terms; we confirm this before any financial model.
- Incentives and tax treatment are not assessed.
The split-incentive problem — solved
In multi-tenant properties, the tenant pays the electricity bill but the landlord owns the roof. Neither side has enough incentive to invest alone. Our model aligns the economics for both — and automates the billing so nobody has to manage it.
For the Landlord
New monthly revenue from unused rooftop space. Higher property value through documented NOI increase. Stronger tenant retention. Multiple financing structures available, including options with no upfront capital.
For the Tenant
Immediate electricity savings — typically 10–15% below utility rates. No equipment to maintain, no contracts to manage, no changes to daily operations.
For Compliance & ESG
On-site solar can change the metrics your building reports through ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager, and production data can support tenants’ own sustainability reporting.
AB 802 is a reporting and disclosure program, not a solar mandate. The California Energy Commission requires owners of covered buildings — generally commercial buildings over 50,000 sq ft with no residential utility accounts, and multifamily buildings over 50,000 sq ft with 17 or more utility accounts — to report building characteristics and energy use through ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager every year by June 1. Some cities run their own ordinances in place of the state requirement.
An ENERGY STAR score is not required for state reporting. Where a building is scored, Portfolio Manager counts on-site solar used in the building at a lower source-energy factor than grid electricity, so solar can lower source energy use intensity and raise the score. How much depends on the building; we don’t promise a specific score change, and a score of 75 or more makes a building eligible to apply for certification rather than certifying it automatically.
Sources: CEC Building Energy Benchmarking Program; ENERGY STAR renewable energy accounting. Reviewed October 10, 2026.
Five steps to a revenue-generating rooftop
Site Assessment
We evaluate your property's solar potential, tenant load, and financial opportunity.
Turnkey Install
We design, permit, and install the solar system. You focus on your property.
Metering & Settlement
Our integrated energy settlement system handles tenant billing and revenue collection. A streamlined, white-label solution designed to keep administrative overhead low for your management team.
Tenant Savings
Tenants pay 10-15% less than utility rates. Happy tenants, longer leases.
Revenue Flows
Solar revenue flows to you monthly. NOI improves. Property valuation follows.
Pacific American Group — 1900 West Winton Ave, Hayward
Pacific American Group self-financed a 125 kW rooftop solar system at their industrial property in Hayward, CA. The system sells clean power directly to the building tenant at a 10% discount to PG&E rates — creating a new revenue stream for the landlord while cutting energy costs for the tenant.
- 125 kW rooftop solar — self-financed by the property owner
- Tenant pays 10% below PG&E rates — immediate and ongoing savings
- Landlord collects new monthly solar revenue, boosting NOI
- EV chargers added as a tenant amenity
- Automated metering and settlement — minimal admin overhead for the property manager
- Property value increased through documented NOI uplift
Track revenue, tenants, and performance — all in one place
You need to know exactly what your solar asset is producing and earning. Our dashboard gives you real-time visibility into generation, tenant billing, and NOI impact across every property — no spreadsheets required.
- Monthly solar revenue and tenant settlement tracking per property
- NOI uplift metrics for appraisal and refinancing documentation
- Automated billing reconciliation across all tenant meters
- Exportable reports for property managers and investors
Want to see what your rooftop is worth? We'll model it for free.
Request an Asset Assessment →Infrastructure that adds value from day one.
Solar carports, rooftop arrays, and integrated EV charging create visible, tangible improvements to your property — while generating revenue that goes straight to your bottom line. Our installations are built to last 25+ years with minimal maintenance.
See What Your Property Can Earn →Three ways to finance your rooftop solar asset
Roof Lease
We install the system at our cost and pay you a monthly lease for your rooftop space. No capital outlay — revenue begins when the system is commissioned.
Revenue Share
We co-invest in the system and share solar revenue with you. Lower upfront risk, with revenue growing as tenant consumption increases over time.
Owner-Operated (SaaS)
You own the system and use our billing and settlement platform to meter and collect from tenants. Full ownership, maximum revenue potential, professional infrastructure.