Energy / Commercial solar
Arrays sized to your load — not a brochure kW.
Rooftop and ground-mount solar for American warehouses, campuses, and industrial parks, engineered from utility interval data and site constraints.
Overview
Commercial solar facilities can run
Brochure kilowatts do not pay demand charges. 360XCEL sizes rooftop, canopy, and ground-mount arrays from utility interval data and real roof or yard constraints.
Warehouses, campuses, and industrial parks get interconnection ownership named early and ops docs facilities can explain upstairs — not a science project after the installer leaves.
We survey structure and shade, engineer to demand, and commission with a handover facilities will actually open on Monday morning.
Who this is for
Operators we build this with.
Warehouse & logistics
Large roofs and yards where load profiles and dock schedules drive design.
Campuses & buildings
Multi-building sites that need canopy or rooftop arrays with shared ops language.
C&I facilities
Plants and commercial sites that need interconnect ownership, not finger-pointing.
On the floor
Photography from live operating contexts.
Capabilities
Commercial solar facilities can run
We start from bills and roof reality, then deliver arrays that facilities teams can explain upstairs — with interconnection ownership in the plan.
- Rooftop arrays for warehouses and big-box roofs
- Parking canopy and ground-mount options
- Load-profile sizing from utility data
- Interconnection and commissioning support
How we deliver
Discover → pilot → commission → support.
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Assess
Utility intervals, roof/yard constraints, and critical circuits define the design — not a brochure kW.
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Engineer
Array, BESS, and EMS sized as one model with interconnection ownership named early.
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Commission
Sequence protects loads; facilities gets a morning checklist, not a binder that gathers dust.
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Operate
One escalation path across generation, storage, and monitoring.
Scope
What this engagement covers.
Site survey
Roof, structure, and shade constraints mapped.
Engineering
Array layout matched to real demand.
Interconnect
Utility path with named ownership.
Handover
Ops docs facilities actually use.
Outcomes
What “done” looks like on the floor.
Load-true sizing
Arrays matched to interval data and site constraints — not a sales slide.
Clear interconnect
Utility path with named ownership through permission to operate.
Facilities-ready handover
Docs and views operators can run without calling the EPC every week.
Industries
Verticals where this capability lands.
FAQ
Questions operators ask before kickoff.
How do you size the array?
From utility interval data and site survey — structure, shade, and real demand — not a generic kW quote.
Rooftop or ground mount?
We recommend from roof capacity, canopy opportunity, and yard space after survey.
Who owns interconnection?
Ownership is named in the plan. Facilities should not mediate three parties at PTO.
Can this pair with storage later?
Yes. Designs stay hybrid-ready when BESS is on the roadmap.
Energy
Related capabilities in this pillar.
Battery storage (BESS)
Containerized battery energy storage for peak shaving and backup — scaled to the site so overnight and demand windows stay covered.
Energy monitoring
Production, state of charge, faults, and export limits on one glass — not a science project nobody logs into after commissioning week.
Hybrid power systems
Hybrid systems commissioned together so facilities is not mediating three contractors — one plan, one warranty path, one named lead.
Have a roof or yard ready for solar?
Send a short brief. A producer replies the same business day. contact@360xcel.com