How Operators are controlling costs in unpredictable markets

Download this free commercial energy savings guide to leverage solar + battery storage as a financial advantage for warehouses, cold storage facilities, logistics centers, and energy-intensive industrial sites.

What’s inside?

Real-world Operator Case Studies

Through a series of three projects tailored to dry warehouses, cold storage operators, and energy‑intensive industrial users, this guide demonstrates how on‑site solar and storage can materially lower operating costs, stabilize long‑term energy expenditures, and improve competitiveness in a price‑sensitive market. By reframing energy as a strategic asset rather than a fixed burden, operators can reduce exposure to external risks and enhance the financial performance of their facilities—regardless of how trade cycles, supply chain conditions, or grid prices evolve.

Meeting Retail Partner Requirements

By adding on-site solar + battery storage, a supplier can reduce its Scope 1 & 2 emissions by generating and storing electricity on-site rather than purchasing it from the grid. This guide breaks down reportable emissions reductions – from retailers like Walmart, Target, Costco, and General Mills – to help meet supply chain carbon reduction goals.

Making the Numbers Work

The financial case for on-site solar + storage is strong across facility types, but how that decision gets made and financed varies depending on an organization’s financial goals and how it is structured. In this guide, we break down a range of financing alternatives and available tax credits.

Choosing the Right Partner

Selecting the right engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) partner is one of the most important decisions in a commercial project. The system you install today will operate for 25 years or more. The quality of design, installation, and ongoing support will determine whether it delivers on its financial promise. Our guide checklist will help you evaluate prospective partners.