Utility Data First
We review usage and demand patterns before sizing storage, so the system matches how the property uses power.
Commercial Battery Storage for Los Angeles Businesses
We plan commercial battery storage around your utility data, solar production, and the loads that matter most. Storage can help support peak demand, use more of your solar energy, and keep selected equipment running during an outage.
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Peak Demand Support
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Selected Backup Loads
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Solar-Plus-Storage
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Managed From Start to Finish
Why Businesses Choose Soloro for Battery Storage
Commercial storage has to match how the property uses power and which loads truly need support. We plan those details before recommending a system.
Critical Load Planning
We identify which equipment needs backup before deciding how much storage is practical.
Local Utility Coordination
We plan around LADWP or SCE requirements, permits, inspections, and interconnection steps.
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
A local team with a C-10 Electrical Contractor License handles your project from design to activation.
Commercial solar for A&I in Van Nuys
Commercial Storage Goals Compared
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| Goal | Peak Demand Support | Selected Backup Loads | Storing Solar Energy |
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| What It Does | Uses stored energy when demand is highest | Keeps chosen equipment running during an outage | Saves daytime solar for later use |
| Best Fit | Businesses with sharp usage peaks | Sites with equipment that must stay on | Properties with solar that produce more than they use midday |
| What We Review | Utility data and demand patterns | Critical loads, electrical panels, and runtime needs | Solar production and when the property uses power |
| Planning Focus | Battery size and when it discharges | Electrical design for the backed-up loads | Matching storage to production |
| Pairs Well With | Rooftop solar and EV load planning | Rooftop or carport solar | Rooftop solar and carports |
How We Plan Commercial Battery Storage
The right battery system isn't simply the largest one that fits. We review utility data, demand patterns, solar production, and which loads need support. Then we recommend a storage plan that makes practical sense for the business.
- Usage Utility data, demand patterns, and operating hours
- Loads Critical equipment and how long it needs to run
- Capacity Electrical service, equipment space, and future growth
Properties We Plan Storage For
- Warehouses & Industrial
- Offices & Workplaces
- Retail Properties
- Multifamily Communities
- Fleet Facilities
- EV Charging Sites
From Utility Review to Permission to Operate
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Usage & Load Review
We review utility data, demand patterns, solar production, and the loads that need support.
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Storage Design
We size the battery system and plan the electrical design around your goals and available space.
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Permits & Interconnection
We prepare the plans and coordinate permits, inspections, and LADWP or SCE interconnection steps.
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Scheduled Installation
Our licensed crew installs the system on a schedule coordinated with your team to limit disruption.
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Inspection & Approval
We coordinate the required inspections and address any final items before utility approval.
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Activation & Handoff
After approval, we activate the system and show your team how to monitor storage and performance.
Plan Storage as Part of Your Business Energy System
Battery storage works best when it is planned with the rest of the site. We can review rooftop solar, carports, and EV charging alongside storage, so each part supports the way the property uses power.
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Rooftop Solar
Produce the solar energy your battery can store for later use.
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Inverter & Monitoring
Convert and manage energy between solar, storage, and the building, and follow performance over time.
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EV Charging
Plan Level 2 charging with storage to help manage the added load.
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Carports & Canopies
Add solar over parking areas when roof space is limited.
Commercial Results
Commercial solar that works for the business.
A&I's Van Nuys warehouse and offices run on rooftop solar that Soloro designed and installed without interrupting daily operations.
Van Nuys Case Study A&I Inc. · Rooftop Solar
“Looking back, if I were to go to solar again, I would go directly to Soloro.”
- ~$15K Saved per Year
- 100% Electric Bill Covered
- Zero Business Disruption
More clients. More confidence.
Ready to Plan Battery Storage for Your Business?
Commercial Battery Storage FAQ
Straight Answers About Commercial Battery Storage
Commercial storage depends on utility data, demand patterns, and which loads need support. These answers cover what property owners and managers ask most before an assessment.
Will battery storage back up my whole business?
Only if the battery and electrical design are sized for it. Many businesses back up critical loads instead, so they start by identifying those loads before deciding how much storage is practical.
How does battery storage help with peak demand?
A battery can supply stored energy during the times the property uses the most power, which can reduce how much is drawn from the grid at those peaks. How much it helps depends on your utility rate and usage pattern.
Do I need solar to add battery storage?
Not always, but storage is often planned with solar so the battery can store solar energy for later use. We review both options against your goals.
Can storage be added to an existing solar system?
Often, yes. We review the existing equipment, electrical design, and available space to see how storage can be added.
How is a commercial battery system sized?
We start with utility data, demand patterns, and the loads that need support, then size the system around those goals and the space available.
Can the system grow later?
Often, yes. Many storage systems can be planned with room to add capacity. If expansion is likely, we account for space and electrical design in the original plan.
Do commercial battery projects require utility approval?
Yes. Most grid-connected storage projects require permitting, inspection, and utility interconnection. The exact process depends on the property location and utility territory.
What should I prepare before a business assessment?
Helpful details include recent utility usage, the property address, a list of equipment that needs backup, electrical plans if available, and details of any existing solar system.
Battery Storage Costs
Understand the Cost Before You Commit
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Start With Your Utility Data
Your utility data shows how much power the property uses and when demand peaks. That is the starting point for storage size and cost.
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See What Drives the Price
Battery size, electrical design, backup requirements, and interconnection all shape the final price. Your proposal should make those costs clear.
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Compare Ways to Pay
Review purchase and financing options side by side, along with incentives that may apply to your project.
Contact Us
Have a commercial project in mind or need guidance on solar for your property?
Our team is here to help. Reach out today and let Soloro help you plan the right energy system for your business.
Get in Touch
Whether you are exploring solar for one building or several, our team is ready to answer your questions and help you find a clear starting point.
- (818) 208-4474
- info@soloroenergy.com
- 15335 Morrison St. Suite 130, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
