2010
FOUNDING YEAR
Technology, Development and Financing Services
WattHub helps Phoenix businesses and organizations develop commercial solar projects designed around their property, energy usage, and financial goals. From rooftop solar and solar carports to energy storage and financing, our team provides the expertise and partner network needed to move complex commercial energy projects forward.
Phoenix offers an excellent environment for commercial solar, with abundant sunshine, large commercial properties, significant cooling and electricity demands, and a growing business community.
For commercial property owners, schools, nonprofits, industrial facilities, and other organizations, solar can provide an opportunity to reduce long-term electricity costs while putting underutilized rooftops, parking areas, and land to productive use.
WattHub helps Phoenix organizations determine whether solar makes financial and operational sense before moving forward with a project. Our team evaluates energy usage, available space, system design, utility considerations, financing options, incentives, and long-term project economics to develop a solution around the needs of each property.
Whether the best solution is rooftop solar, a parking lot solar canopy, ground mount solar, battery storage, or a combination of technologies, WattHub helps simplify the commercial solar development process.
Technology, Development and Financing Services
Projects totalized Globally that have been executed directly with WattHub & its partners
Over $1,000,000,000 of projects have been submitted to through our portal for Development services and EPC/Finance to date.
Trust WattHub to provide commercial solar development services, financing, and EPC services through our vetted partner network nationally
WattHub works with commercial and institutional organizations across a wide range of property types and industries.
Reduce long-term energy expenses and put large rooftops, parking areas, or unused land to work.
Develop solar projects for campuses, parking lots, athletic facilities, and other educational properties.
Explore solar and financing strategies designed around the unique needs and budgets of nonprofit organizations.
Evaluate solar, shade structures, and energy storage for public buildings and facilities.
Large, unobstructed rooftops and substantial daytime electricity consumption can make warehouse and distribution properties strong candidates for commercial solar.
Use rooftop and parking areas to generate electricity while supporting sustainability and long-term energy goals.
Evaluate rooftop solar, solar carports, and energy storage opportunities across apartment and multifamily developments.

Is commercial solar worth it in Phoenix?
Phoenix’s abundant sunshine and high electricity needs can make commercial solar attractive for many businesses and organizations. Whether a specific project makes financial sense depends on electricity usage, utility rates, available space, system costs, incentives, and financing. WattHub analyzes these factors before recommending a project.
How much does commercial solar cost in Phoenix?
Commercial solar costs vary significantly based on system size, installation type, electrical infrastructure, site conditions, equipment, and project complexity. A rooftop system, solar carport, and ground-mounted system can have very different cost structures. WattHub develops project-specific financial models rather than relying on a generic cost estimate.
What types of commercial properties are good candidates for solar in Phoenix?
Warehouses, schools, churches, industrial facilities, office buildings, retail centers, multifamily properties, municipal facilities, and organizations with large parking areas can all be candidates. Properties with substantial daytime electricity usage or large amounts of usable roof, parking, or land area may be particularly well suited.
Are solar carports a good option for Phoenix businesses?
Solar carports can be especially useful in Phoenix because they combine on-site energy generation with shaded parking. This allows businesses and organizations to use parking areas for solar production while providing additional shade for vehicles, employees, customers, students, or visitors.
Can Phoenix businesses combine solar with battery storage?
Yes. Battery energy storage can be designed alongside a new commercial solar system or evaluated for an existing facility. The financial and operational value depends on the property’s electricity usage, rate structure, demand profile, resilience goals, and other site-specific factors.
What commercial solar financing options are available?
Depending on the project and organization, options may include direct ownership, commercial solar loans, power purchase agreements, and other financing structures. WattHub helps organizations compare potential structures based on project economics and financial objectives.
Are incentives available for commercial solar projects in Phoenix?
Commercial solar projects may qualify for federal tax incentives and other programs depending on the project, ownership structure, location, technology, and current regulations. Incentive programs and eligibility requirements can change, so WattHub evaluates applicable opportunities as part of the project development process.