by King Energy | Mar 27, 2026 | Commercial Solar
Commercial and industrial (C&I) solar in the United States is entering a new phase. For nearly two decades, the federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) accelerated the adoption of solar across commercial properties. As that incentive begins to phase out, many property... 
by King Energy | Mar 25, 2026 | Commercial Solar, Community Solar, Residential Solar
Energy statements are rarely intuitive, and when solar is added, they can feel even harder to follow. Charges from the utility, solar energy line items, savings calculations, and cumulative totals often appear on the same statement, which leads many customers to ask a... 
by King Energy | Dec 22, 2025 | Commercial Solar, Solar Policy
Federal tax incentives have played a critical role in making commercial solar financially viable for property owners for decades. However, with new rules taking effect over the next two years, timing has become just as important as design or location. Several upcoming... 
by King Energy | Dec 17, 2025 | Commercial Solar, Maryland Commercial Solar, Massachusetts Commercial Solar, New Jersey Commercial Solar
Across Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Maryland, commercial solar incentives in 2025 are at their most advantageous point yet. Federal Investment Tax Credits (ITCs) remain available for projects that begin construction by mid-2026 or go live before the end of 2027. For... 
by King Energy | Jul 9, 2025 | Commercial Solar, Finance
Picture a commercial property owner who wants solar panels but faces a frustrating reality. Tenants use the large majority of energy in most commercial properties and would enjoy the savings, while the owner bears the upfront costs and maintenance headaches. This... 
by Anthony Kingsley | May 30, 2025 | Commercial Solar
I.CON West 2025, an annual gathering for industrial real estate professionals, revealed a stark reality: energy strategy is now a central concern for commercial property success. This year’s conference in LA focused heavily on power supply constraints, regulatory...