Deployed on commercial real estate rooftops, fast.
Solar Landscape develops, builds, and operates front-of-the-meter distributed solar on its commercial real estate partners’ rooftops, transforming underutilized, out-of-sight space into new energy infrastructure without the delays that ground-sited energy projects face from permitting, interconnection, and NIMBY issues.
By leveraging existing building rooftops, we bring new generation online faster, helping utilities deploy low-cost energy where it’s needed, supporting clean energy goals, reducing pressure on ratepayers, and creating flexible pathways to meet rising demand.
Existing rooftops become power-generating infrastructure
We lease commercial and industrial rooftops, evaluate viability through our proprietary Baseload™ platform, and deploy distributed solar at scale across our real-estate partners’ building portfolios.
Faster path to generation
Because projects are deployed out of sight on existing commercial and industrial structures with distribution-level interconnections, they can move significantly faster than traditional generation projects – avoiding the multi-year delays associated with ground siting and transmission-level interconnections.
Flexible deployment models
Community Solar & Other State Programs
Generate local power that lowers electricity costs for households, delivering ratepayer savings while expanding access to renewable energy.
Utility Grid Support & Capacity Needs
Add front-of-the-meter distributed generation within constrained utility territories, which helps address load growth, improve grid flexibility, and accelerate the deployment of new distributed energy, without relying solely on large centralized traditional generation projects.
Data Center Load Growth & Power Enablement
For data center developers facing pressure to “bring your own generation ” and to mitigate rate increases, Solar Landscape deploys distributed solar (and storage) across load-proximate commercial properties. This incremental energy resource helps support growing load, reduce strain on the grid, and complement utility-led capacity solutions—creating more flexible pathways to enable data center development while saving ratepayers money.
How it works
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Why Commercial Rooftop Solar Matters
Commercial rooftop solar transforms underutilized buildings into power-generating infrastructure that delivers new generation closer to demand. See how it creates value for commercial real estate owners, utilities, data center developers, municipalities, and ratepayers.
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For Commercial Real Estate Owners
Unlock long-term contracted rooftop income from underutilized assets, without CapEx, tenant disruption, or operational burden.
For Utilities
Add new front-of-the-meter generation faster within existing service territories, helping address grid constraints, support load growth, and produce power closer to demand.
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For Data Center Developers
Access a faster, scalable pathway to distributed power that has a positive impact on local communities and mitigates NIMBY opposition while reducing dependency on slower traditional infrastructure, and complementing broader energy procurement strategies.
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For Ratepayers
Lower electricity bills through distributed savings programs while reducing reliance on costly large-scale infrastructure investments that can increase system costs.
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For Policymakers
Reduce electricity costs for residents through distributed savings programs, expand access to local energy solutions, and unlock faster, more flexible power pathways that can support economic development, grid reliability, and growing energy demand, without the land-use conflicts, NIMBY resistance, or long development timelines often associated with traditional large-scale infrastructure.