Seamlessly deploy solar, battery storage, and EV chargers across your portfolio.
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Through our $650M partnership with Blackstone, Wunder has the funding and capital to seamlessly deploy no-CapEx energy solutions for clients nationwide.
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We understand energy isn’t your primary business. As your advocate and consultant, we’ll help you craft and execute an energy strategy based on your assets, capabilities, and goals. Our track record speaks for itself.
Long-lasting energy infrastructure demands a long-term partner. We provide full-service full-lifecycle solutions, managing everything from design and engineering to permitting, finance, installation, and operations.
We’re focused on delivering a transparent, industry-leading client experience. Success for us means helping you scale your energy strategy across your portfolio, development pipeline, and new acquisitions for years to come.
Maximizing your value capture requires that we sweat the details. We're myopically focused on streamlining the deployment process to expedite timelines, reduce costs, unlock opportunities, and deliver successful outcomes.
Based on your assets, capabilities, and goals, we’ll help you tailor an energy strategy that maximizes value capture from your existing properties and development pipeline. We’ll then work on your behalf to expedite timelines, optimize outcomes, and manage logistics.
We analyze your real estate to identify the best opportunities, based on property dynamics, energy programs, and available incentives.
We'll help you make informed energy decisions, stepping you through any tradeoffs and identifying project structures that meet your goals.
We manage every aspect of a project, from design to installation and operation, unlocking value for your firm no matter your resourcing.
Our deployment strategy will be designed around your needs and engineered to reliably deliver successful outcomes at any scale.
To ensure you capture the most value possible, we always run robust Request For Proposal (RFP) processes to secure multiple bids from pre-screened vendors, energy integrators, and hardware distributors. Where possible, we batch projects—sometimes across multiple clients—to unlock economies of scale and enable RFP participants to bid more aggressively.
With Wunder, you can move forward with confidence knowing that you're the beneficiary of any project value. Even after contracts are signed, if we uncover opportunities to improve project economics further—expected or unexpected—we’ll amend the agreements so you benefit.
While other solar providers may keep those benefits, we prioritize transparency and always put your interests first.
If a new incentive or energy program becomes available that improves project economics, you benefit.
While we leverage unrivaled market data to estimate costs, if RFP bids come in lower than expected, you benefit.
If market aberrations and supply chain logistics lead to significant hardware cost compression, you benefit.
If utility rates, tariffs, or other system revenue drivers are ultimately higher than expected, you benefit.
We employ a number of structures that are designed to help our clients capitalize on energy opportunities. Based on your properties, capabilities, and goals, we’ll help you evaluate whether project ownership makes sense for you, or whether a no-cost solution is optimal. The right structure may vary from property to property. We are committed to delivering the solution that works best for you and your portfolio.
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Seamlessly manage your national energy strategy with our centralized data-driven platform. Track portfolio progress, get project updates, receive notifications about emerging opportunities, monitor real-time production, and engage tenants with on-site system performance kiosks. And when reporting season arrives, your data is just a click away.
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Jamestown, a global real estate investment and management firm with more than $11.7B in AUM, engaged Wunder to deploy a 350 kW solar energy system at The Exchange at Larkspur Landing, a 196,000 sf, 9.4-acre office campus north of San Francisco in Larkspur, California.
The system came online in June 2024 and is expected to generate 570,320 kWh of power in its first year of operation, delivering energy cost savings while reducing the environmental impact of the property.
