Commercial solar and battery storage
For owner-occupied warehouses, cold storage, food processing, and light manufacturing within 50 miles of Los Angeles, on FoxESS's commercial line.
One installer for the whole system, on equipment built for commercial storage.
Battery storage discharges at your peaks, so the highest draw Edison bills you for each month comes down.
Solar on your roof covers your daytime use, the kilowatt-hours you would otherwise buy from Southern California Edison.
We design, permit, install, and maintain the system, with FoxESS equipment throughout.
The first installer of FoxESS's commercial line in Los Angeles, with FoxESS staff on site for the first job.
Rising rates
California's average commercial electricity price rose 53% in five years, from 16.67 cents a kilowatt-hour in 2019 to 25.54 cents in 2024.
U.S. Energy Information Administration, California Electricity Profile 2024, Table 8, the commercial sector's average price (https://www.eia.gov/electricity/state/california/); NREL's survey of U.S. demand charges (2017).
Owners who occupy their building, pay the bill, and make the decision.
Large flat roofs and steady daytime load.
Round-the-clock load and high demand charges.
Machinery peaks that battery storage can trim.
For warehouses of 100,000 square feet or more
South Coast AQMD's Rule 2305 has every warehouse with 100,000 square feet or more of indoor floor space in a single building earn WAIRE points each year.
Rooftop solar is on the rule's menu: a 100 kW system earns 15 points. A point not earned can be paid instead, at $1,000 each.
South Coast AQMD, Rule 2305, Warehouse Indirect Source Rule (adopted May 7, 2021), its Table 3, the WAIRE Menu (https://www.aqmd.gov/docs/default-source/rule-book/reg-xxiii/r2305.pdf).
Each labeled by industry and city.
Warehouse · Monterey Park
70 kW of solar and 100 kWh of FoxESS battery storage; the bill projected to fall from $3,000 to $500 a month.
Roughly what you pay a month for electricity, by phone or email.
We send what solar and battery storage would save, at no cost.
Forward it, and its demand figures shape your proposal.
We look at your roof and electrical room, then send a proposal.
We design, permit, and install the system with FoxESS equipment.
Edison approves the connection, and we maintain the system after.
The part of a commercial electric bill set by your highest 15-minute draw in the month, apart from the kilowatt-hours you use.
It stores energy and discharges at your peaks, so the highest draw Edison measures comes down.
Often 30% to 70% of a commercial bill. Our demand-charge check shows the range for yours.
Only roughly what you pay a month for electricity, or your latest bill.
In cash, or through their own bank or an SBA loan. The system is yours.
Within 50 miles of Los Angeles, including City of Industry, El Monte, Commerce, Walnut, and Monterey Park.
Tell us roughly what you pay a month for electricity, or forward your latest bill, and we will send a savings estimate at no cost.
