Class-A office park rooftop install across three buildings. Common-area utility offset of ~85%. ESG report-ready impact reporting.
Three Class-A office buildings under common ownership. Tenant leases were modified gross (landlord pays common-area electricity, tenants pay sub-metered usage). Owner wanted ESG-quantifiable carbon reduction without complex tenant pass-through agreements. Buildings had varied roof heights and shading from a nearby tree line on the northeast.
Three connected rooftop arrays sized to offset 85% of the modeled common-area load. Custom shade analysis adjusted panel layout to avoid the tree-line afternoon shadow on Building 3. All production registered to one parent meter so ESG reporting consolidates cleanly under one ownership entity.
85% common-area offset achieved year one. ITC + accelerated depreciation captured in year-one filings. ESG impact report delivered quarterly to owner's parent fund — first asset in the fund's portfolio with verifiable Scope 2 reductions.
The ESG reporting alone justified the project for our LPs. The cash savings were almost a bonus.
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