Market

Commercial solar

We introduce commercial buildings with heavy power bills to the solar engineering companies that can build on them. The building never pays.

We are active in this market.

3.5M kWh

a year at the facility in our recent solar case study

Public

city energy reports show which buildings use the most power

Case study

A Los Angeles food processor using 3.5 million kWh a year, and the solar engineer that had already built on a food plantClosed$3,700 introduction, paid by the solar company

An industrial food-processing and cold-storage facility in Los Angeles with a heavy power bill, and a California solar engineering firm with multi-megawatt rooftops and LADWP interconnection behind it.

How the market works

Who needs it

Warehouses, factories, cold storage, stores and office buildings whose own energy reports show high electricity use.

Who serves them

Commercial solar engineering and installation firms with large rooftop projects and utility interconnection behind them.

Many cities require large buildings to report their energy use every year, and publish it. That tells us which buildings carry the biggest power bills before anyone has pitched them.

A solar company that wins one of these roofs gets a multi-megawatt project. A building owner wants an engineer who has done a building like theirs, not a residential installer, and we check that on the public record before we introduce anyone.

What happens when you work with us

You tell us what you sell, or what you needThe kind of business you want to meet, where, and how soon.

We agree the fee and the number of introductions in writingOne introduction, or a set of them over 60 to 90 days. Fixed fee, paid up front.

We confirm the other side wants the conversationReal, reachable, a fit, and asking for it, before anything is sent.

One email introduces you bothWith a short brief, so neither side starts from zero. If one clearly does not fit, we replace it.

Fee

Fixed, quoted for this market and agreed in writing before any work starts: a single introduction, or a package over 60 to 90 days. Paid up front, with no share of your deal. If an introduction clearly does not fit, we replace it. See the refund policy.

Want an introduction?Tell us what you sell, or what you need.