Commercial Real Estate
Cut the largest controllable line in opex — and capitalize the rest.
Energy is about 30% of operating expense and the single largest line you can actually move. Power turns it into NOI, clears your compliance deadlines, lifts GRESB, and gives tenants a reason to renew.
The value math
A dollar off opex is sixteen dollars of value.
Cut energy permanently and it flows straight to NOI. At a 6.25% cap rate, every recurring dollar of NOI capitalizes into roughly $16 of asset value — before a single tenant signs.
| Compliance deadline | Where it bites | How we clear it |
|---|---|---|
| Local Law 97 | NYC building emissions caps with escalating penalties. | Solar + reporting |
| BERDO 2.0 | Boston emissions reduction with compliance periods. | Roadmap + retrofit |
| GRESB | Investor-facing sustainability benchmarking for portfolios. | Score uplift |
| Section 48 ITC | Federal tax credit + domestic-content / energy-community bonuses. | Lower net cost |
What we deliver for property owners
Multi-tenant solar
Owned, PPA, or virtual net metering structured for multi-tenant buildings and whole portfolios.
Behind-the-meter battery
Cut demand charges and add resilience that tenants notice during the next outage.
EV charging
Amenity that drives tenant retention and supports lease premiums — financed, not capitalized upfront.
LL97 / BERDO clearance
A roadmap that retires penalty exposure before the next compliance period closes.
GRESB & REIT disclosure
Portfolio reporting that lifts GRESB scores and answers investor-relations asks.
Net-zero roadmap
A capital-efficient path to net-zero buildings that the asset and the investor both benefit from.
Questions asset & property managers ask
Straight answers, in numbers.
How does cutting energy cost raise my building's value?
How do I comply with Local Law 97 or BERDO?
Can solar work on a multi-tenant building?
Does this actually help GRESB scores and investor reporting?
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