Community Solar Installations

Powering Communities, Empowering Landowners

We partner with landowners throughout the US to transform underutilized land into clean energy assets for local communities.

By leasing your land, Gutami designs, develops, and operates solar installations that generate renewable energy for local communities — while delivering a secure, long-term income stream to you, the landowner, for 25 to 35 years.

Our solutions are flexible and can also be tailored to work alongside agricultural operations. From dual-use solar that supports livestock grazing to crop-compatible layouts, our approach ensures that your land remains productive in more ways than one.

If you own 8 acres or more and are interested in sustainable land use with guaranteed returns from our solar park, we’d welcome the opportunity to speak with you.

Turn your land into a lasting asset — for your future and for the planet.

Gutami Commercial Solar Installations

Unlock the Potential of Your Commercial Space with Gutami.

At Gutami, we specialize in transforming underutilized commercial and industrial spaces into high-performing solar energy systems. By installing ground-mounted or rooftop solar, we help businesses take control of their energy supply – generating clean, renewable power on-site and significantly reducing reliance on the grid or volatile utility rates.

Our systems are designed for efficiency and flexibility. The energy produced can be used immediately to power your operations, stored in advanced battery systems to offset expensive peak-time charges, or exported back to the grid which in turn creates new revenue opportunities while supporting the wider energy network.

We deliver fully integrated, end-to-end solar solutions tailored to your unique energy profile. Whether your commercial focus is meeting carbon reduction mandates, achieving ESG benchmarks, or locking in long-term cost certainty, our expert team manages the entire process.

With Gutami, solar isn’t just an upgrade, it’s a strategic asset for your business.

Take control of your energy future with a partner you can trust.

Gutami Solar Rooftop Installations

Unlock the Potential of Your Rooftop with Gutami

We transform unused commercial rooftop space into efficient solar power systems, helping businesses generate their own clean energy and reduce dependence on the grid or costly utility providers. The energy produced can be stored in battery systems or, in certain circumstances, exported back to the grid to support broader energy distribution.

At Gutami, we deliver end-to-end solar solutions tailored to your rooftop—no matter the size. Take control of your energy future.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the financial benefits of going solar?

Solar reduces electricity costs, protects against rising energy prices, and can offer attractive financial incentives such as tax credits, rebates, and renewable energy certificates. For many, it also improves long-term budgeting and operational savings.

What are the environmental benefits of solar power?

Solar energy is clean, renewable, and emissions-free. It reduces dependence on fossil fuels, lowers greenhouse gas emissions, and supports broader sustainability and climate goals.

How do I find out how much I pay for electricity?

Your electricity costs are detailed in your utility bills, including total energy usage and charges. Reviewing 12–24 months of bills provides a better understanding of your energy profile and potential savings.

What is the difference between Gross metering and Net metering?

Gross metering pays you for all electricity your system generates. Net metering credits you only for the surplus electricity sent back to the grid after your own usage is covered, helping reduce your energy bills.

How does solar impact property value?

Solar installations can enhance property value by lowering operating costs and increasing energy independence. In many cases, buildings with solar are more appealing to tenants, buyers, and investors.

How do solar panels work?

Solar panels use photovoltaic (PV) cells to convert sunlight into direct current (DC) electricity. An inverter then converts this to alternating current (AC), which powers your facility or is exported to the grid.