Are you interested in getting into the fast-growing commercial solar market? Are you currently taking on C&I projects? Find out how BayWa r.e. can support your efforts in the commercial segment.
As C&I opportunities continue to expand, we’re here to provide EPCs, installers, and project developers with:
- All the products you need for your C&I projects in our Webstore
- Regular market briefings and intelligence covering what’s happening in the commercial PV and storage space
- Pricing updates
- Tips for growing your solar business
- And more!
Below you’ll find topics we’ve reported on. Plus, we have more articles, webinars, videos and podcasts on deck for 2022.
We partner closely with:
Our Webstore features everything you need for your C&I solar projects from our trusted manufacturing partners — including LONGi, Unirac, SolarEdge Technologies, and JA Solar.
Learn More About the Solar Commercial Industry
Commercial Solar Podcast: A View of the Market for Installers Exploring the Field
Residential solar contractors curious about dipping into commercial projects can listen to our chat with Guillaume Casanova, our Director of Commercial Solutions
Webinar Recap: What’s in Store for Commercial Solar in 2021 — PV, Inverters, and Racking
Our own Guillaume Casanova invited reps from SolarEdge, JA Solar, and Unirac to showcase their exciting product developments for the U.S. commercial solar market.
Manufacturer Spotlight: Unirac C&I Unveils Fast, Light, Secure Flat Roof Grid as Part of Unirac Commercial Advantage
The commercial solar team at Unirac chats with our Product Managers Aaron Bingham and Kate Collardson about their new GridFlex™ flat roof system.
Supply Chain Q&A: The Tidal Rhythms of the Solar Supply Chain
U.S. contractors may have noticed some shifts in product availability in 2020. Our VP of Operations David Dunlap sheds light on the interconnected processes linking manufacturer to distributor to installer.
A Look at the 208V Market
The Rise of C&I Solar in Commercial Buildings, Multi-Family Complexes and Agriculture