Background: the same office building shown twice. On one side it is dormant, with a bare roof and an empty car park. On the other it is energized, with rooftop solar, EV chargers and battery storage.
IntrAform
We develop commercial buildings that produce, store, manage and sell their own energy.
Every building sits on untapped energy. Sunlight falls on the roof. Cars sit in the lot. Power runs through the walls all day. On most properties, all of it shows up as a cost. What if it became income? Captured on site, that energy can be stored, sold to the tenants inside and put to work. Rent stays the foundation. It just stops being the ceiling. Then the building joins the grid. Power flows both ways. The building draws when energy is cheap, gives back when the grid needs it most, and is paid for it.
It takes four systems, designed together.
Each one makes the next one smaller. Sized against each other before ground is broken, nothing is oversized and nothing sits idle.
That is why one team sees it through.
Most projects pass from broker to architect to contractor, with an installer arriving last. Every handoff loses something. We keep the project in one set of hands, from the first site walk to decades of operation.
- 01
Identify
We judge a site twice: as real estate and as a power plant. Rates, incentives, load and structure.
- 02
Underwrite
Rent and energy go into the same model, so the numbers hold before any capital commits.
- 03
Develop
Architects and energy engineers work from the same drawings.
- 04
Integrate
Every system is commissioned together and tuned to how people actually use the building.
- 05
Operate
And then we stay. We own and run what we build, tenants and kilowatts alike.
The first one is rising in Alden, New York.
Seven acres at 12319 Broadway, built to run on itself. It will open as the Center for Energy and Empowerment Training Center, a working campus and a classroom for the energy economy, with stabilization expected in spring 2028.
- 1.1MW
Solar on site
- 3MWh
Battery storage
- Nogas
Geothermal, all-electric
- EV
Charging on site
And it starts ahead.
Federal credits and state grants cover more than half the cost before construction begins. The campus is appraised above what it takes to build, so it opens with equity already in place.
The capital story
The numbers, in order.
Total project cost
$6.5MAppraised value
$7.5MTax credits & incentives
$3.5MEffective net cost
$2.7M
Day-one equity
$5.0MPlan figures for the current development; subject to change.
None of this is new to us.
Since 2015, our team has engineered solar for other people's buildings. Alden is the first time we are building for ourselves.
- Projects delivered
- 0+
Projects delivered
- Rooftop solar installed
- 0 MW+
Rooftop solar installed
- Saved in electricity each year
- $0.0M+
Saved in electricity each year
- States served
- 0
States served
Three ways to build the next one with us.
Owners & developers
You bring the land or the building. We turn its roof, lot and load into a second income, without you starting an energy company.
Investors & capital partners
Real estate backed by two kinds of income: the lease, and contracted energy.
Businesses & tenants
Space where power costs less, sometimes nothing, and stays on when the grid does not.
Start with one building. Yours.
Tell us about a site, a building or a portfolio. We'll show you what it could produce, and what it could earn.
