At Raya, we help Los Angeles businesses reduce energy costs while supporting their sustainability goals. We evaluate and structure high-efficiency solar projects for offices, warehouses, schools, hotels, and industrial facilities, with design and installation delivered by our licensed EPC partners. From initial strategy and project structuring through development and long-term support, Raya guides your business at every step. We also help businesses understand the California incentive programs that may apply and build a clear path to lower operating costs.
Commercial solar can significantly reduce operating costs while generating long-term returns from clean energy. Raya helps you evaluate the federal and state incentive programs that may apply to your project; eligibility and amounts vary by situation. We coordinate efficient system designs through our licensed EPC partners to help lower electricity costs, support sustainability goals, and future-proof operations. The result is a well-structured project intended to deliver durable value, with savings that vary by site and utility.
Raya provides tailored solar energy solutions for a wide range of commercial and industrial (C&I) clients — helping businesses across sectors lower operating costs, boost ROI, and achieve long-term energy independence.
High energy costs are a major burden for manufacturers. Raya helps manufacturing facilities evaluate commercial solar to lower utility costs and improve margins, and we help identify the federal and state incentive programs that may apply. We have helped clients meaningfully reduce their energy operating costs.
Cold storage facilities run 24/7, and so do their energy bills. Raya helps cold storage operators evaluate commercial solar to reduce electricity costs for energy-intensive operations. We help identify the federal incentive and utility rebate programs that may apply, so you can improve margins, stabilize overhead, and better manage rising energy rates.
Nonprofits may now be able to access federal incentive programs that were historically out of reach. Raya helps churches, schools, and community organizations evaluate solar and understand the programs that may apply to their situation; eligibility and amounts vary, so we recommend confirming with a qualified tax advisor. By reducing overhead, solar can be both a sustainability and a financial decision.
Shopping centers face rising utility costs that eat into NOI. Raya works with retail property owners to evaluate commercial solar that can reduce energy costs and support property value, with installation delivered by our licensed EPC partners. We help identify the federal incentive programs that may apply. Whether you pass savings on to tenants or improve your bottom line, solar is worth evaluating before incentives change.
Local governments and municipalities are under pressure to cut costs and meet sustainability goals—solar energy can help achieve both. Raya partners with cities, counties, and public agencies to implement commercial solar systems that lower utility expenses, reduce carbon footprints, and leverage federal and state funding. With public budgets tightening and incentives set to expire, now is the ideal time to invest in long-term energy resilience for your community.
Multi-family property owners are turning to solar to reduce operating expenses, increase NOI, and attract sustainability-minded tenants. Raya helps owners evaluate and structure solar for apartments, condos, and mixed-use buildings, with design and installation delivered by our licensed EPC partners, and we help identify the incentive programs that may apply. Whether you own a single complex or a portfolio, solar is a strategic upgrade worth evaluating.
Engineering, procurement, and construction are performed by licensed EPC partners under separate agreement; Raya is not a licensed contractor and does not perform engineering or installation. Incentive and tax information is general, varies by eligibility, and is not tax advice; consult a qualified tax advisor. Savings, payback, and incentive figures are illustrative estimates and are not guaranteed.