Ten verticals. One Arizona EPC team.

Anchor: Knight-Swift Transportation

Transportation & Logistics

Logistics facilities have two things working in their favor: enormous, unshaded rooftops and 24/7 load profiles that match solar production beautifully.

Anchor: General Motors

Automotive

Automotive facilities run hard on electricity — paint booths, robotics, HVAC for large bay openings, and increasingly, on-site EV charging.

Anchor: Sunnyside Unified School District

Schools & Education

Schools are SunRenu's largest installed vertical.

Anchor: Phoenix Suns / Phoenix Mercury

Sports & Entertainment

Sports and entertainment venues mix predictable utility loads (HVAC for indoor courts) with massive peak draws (game-day broadcast equipment, food service, parking lighting).

Vertical

Manufacturing & Warehouse

Manufacturing and warehouse facilities have what most commercial sites wish they had: hundreds of thousands of square feet of unshaded, structurally robust roof.

Vertical

Retail

Retail centers, big-box stores, and shopping plazas combine three things solar loves: flat roofs, busy parking lots, and customer-facing sustainability messaging.

Vertical

Self-Storage

Self-storage facilities have an unusual profile: a lot of unshaded roof, minimal day-to-day load (lighting, climate-controlled units, office HVAC), and almost no shade.

Vertical

Multi-Family Housing

Multi-family solar means common-area offset, carport shade, and increasingly, tenant-level energy products.

Anchor: Town of Eloy, City of Payson

Government & Municipal

Municipalities now have a clear path to solar economics that used to be reserved for tax-paying entities: the federal direct-pay election.

Anchor: Dream City Church

Non-Profit & Faith

Non-profits and faith communities are SunRenu's second-largest installed vertical, including a 1.2 MW rooftop at Dream City Church.