Optimize your new building’s energy operations and obtain Title 24 California code compliance.
Here at Cal Solar Inc., we know construction. We know what it takes to get your renewable energy project from the early planning stages to occupancy in a timely, efficient way. With our in-house engineers and suite of design, permitting, and construction services, we have forged deep relationships with industry stakeholders and developed streamlined processes for getting your project up and running. Don’t worry about details like the Title 24 California solar mandate for new buildings – we’ve got you covered.
The Title 24 California new construction solar mandate for new buildings requires all newly constructed single-family residences, multi-family residences, and non-residential buildings to use a solar photovoltaic (PV) system as an onsite electricity source and also install a battery storage system. The California new construction solar mandate, which takes effect on January 1, 2023, aligns with the state’s ambitious renewable energy goals. Read an in-depth summary of the new Title 24 California code on our blog.
California’s building and energy codes change frequently, and many cities throughout the state have also established their own unique mandatory solar or energy requirements. Leveraging our technical expertise and statewide experience, we ensure that our clients achieve current and future compliance with all relevant solar and energy requirements.
Cal Solar Inc. has completed 500+ successful renewable energy projects across California and is intimately familiar with the development and construction process for every building type.
Cal Solar works directly with developers and architects during early-stage building planning and design. Our team can provide design-assist support and counsel on an uncontracted basis to ensure that buildings are ready to integrate solar, storage, and other innovative energy technologies.
We offer the option of design-only services to enable timely permitting and supply chain preparation to avoid delays during the construction process. In addition to solar, this is also a great opportunity to incorporate electric vehicle (EV) charging, energy storage, and other resiliency measures into a building’s energy plan.
Cal Solar has an in-house construction team to take projects from design to completion. We kick off each project with a meeting of all stakeholders, including project managers, superintendents, and partners from other trades.
Once final inspection is complete and the utility has granted permission to operate, we energize and commission the system for long-term reliability. This process includes on-site training and management of staff for safety and maintenance.
Cal Solar has extensive experience working with major general contractors to provide engineering and construction contracting. We take the same care as we would with our own projects to ensure that all stakeholders are up to date and budget goals are achieved. Plus, our unique clean energy financing relationships can sometimes help alleviate pressure from capital budgets.
