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07/29/2026

Customers using our competitive bidding marketplace reduced clean energy project costs by 26% compared to internal procurement. The difference isn't in the technology. It's in how you compare providers.

The spread between your best and worst bid averages 50-60% of project value. Beyond pricing, provider selection determines whether projects finish on time and on budget. A developer unfamiliar with your utility territory misses interconnection delays. One cost overrun throws off your entire portfolio's decarbonization timeline.

Here's what to evaluate, how to structure competitive processes, and how to scale provider comparison across your properties.

Learn how to compare clean energy providers across your commercial portfolio with Station A's criteria for evaluating solar and battery storage quotes.

06/25/2026

If you own commercial real estate, you're sitting on an energy asset you may not even know you have and the grid is starting to price that accordingly.

For the last decade, behind-the-meter energy assets were politely tolerated by grid operators. "Nice to have. Not critical", but that is quickly changing.
- MISO is now planning to incorporate distributed energy resources into its core resource adequacy framework.
- FERC's chairman just called for more dispatchable resources after grid operators came "close to the edge" this summer.
- The DOE is warning about 100x more blackouts by 2030 if the generation mix doesn't shift.

The building is no longer just a load on the grid. In a stressed power market, it's also a potential solution. We help commercial real estate owners navigate the energy landscape and get the most out of their buildings with our portfolio analysis and market place to take advantage of these tailwinds fast!

Learn more about batter leasing:

Earn $30K–$50K per MW in hosting revenue by leasing space to vetted battery developers. Station A runs the competitive bid. Zero capital, zero O&M.

06/15/2026

Even sophisticated procurement teams can leave value on the table. In onsite energy procurement, the biggest opportunities are often lost because:
• The right developers never see the opportunity
• Proposals aren't truly comparable
• Buyers enter negotiations without specialized energy expertise

The result: higher costs, weaker contract terms, and projects that never make it across the finish line.

Explore how leading organizations are driving better outcomes through smarter energy procurement: https://sta.link/4eadwgS

You're getting 3-5 bids but your still leaving money on the table. Learn how others are getting 44% decreased costs.

06/02/2026

📍 Incentive Spotlight: Rhode Island
Rhode Island Energy's REG Program is active and most C&I property owners don't know they qualify.

Rhode Island Energy's Renewable Energy Growth (REG) Program pays a fixed, state-backed incentive for solar generation and the structure couldn't be simpler for property owners:
→ A developer finances and builds the system
→ You lease them the roof or land
→ You collect payments for 20 years
No capital. No operations. No changes to how your buildings run.

The 2024–2027 tariff window is active now — and program capacity fills on a first-come basis.

🔗 Learn more about the incentive and find out if your sites qualify:

Unlock recurring revenue by leasing your site for solar generation under Rhode Island's Renewable Growth Program. Get a free assessment to explore your potential earnings.

05/20/2026

Three things changed in the last five years that made your parking lot worth $30,000 to $50,000 per MW per year.
1. Batteries dropped 40% in cost.
2. Utilities ran out of transmission capacity.
3. The deal structure matured enough that competitive bids are now the norm, not the exception.

The result: battery developers will lease 6 parking spaces, own all the equipment, handle all the operations, and pay you recurring rent, for 20 years.

Learn more about the market factors changing the way you look at your real estate and which sites qualify:

Battery hosting is quietly turning C&I real estate into a recurring revenue line. Here's what changed, and what it means for your portfolio.

05/18/2026

Your feasibility says go. Your sustainability team is ready. The IRR clears the hurdle. So why is the project still stalled six months later?
It's not the economics. It's the room the decision has to pass through.

Learn More:

05/12/2026

🎤 The clean energy transition is one of the biggest stories of our time, but most of it gets told in the wrong language. Caity is joining us as Head of Marketing to change that.

She brings deep passion for renewable energy and climate impact, plus the rare ability to turn complex ideas into stories that move people to act. At a moment when scale, speed, and transparency matter more than ever, she's exactly who we want telling the Station A story.

Onwards!

05/08/2026

At Station A, being a working mom means a lot of things, and it lives at the heart of one of our core values: work hard, go home.

It’s showing up, getting the work done, and being fully present for the moments that matter most. It’s raising future service members, athletes, and 8-year-olds who love animals and stealing the show in school plays 🐷

This Mother’s Day, we’re celebrating the moms doing both: building meaningful careers and incredible families. 💛

04/23/2026

👏 We are welcoming Danny to Station A as our Enterprise Sales Lead! After years developing C&I solar projects, Danny knows exactly where institutional portfolios get stuck: inconsistent developer quality, opaque bidding, and ex*****on risk nobody priced in.

He's joining us to help REITs and enterprise owners move faster and close with more confidence.

Great to have you, Danny.

04/21/2026

🕰️ Eleven years ago, we started building software to answer one question for a California utility: which buildings should host distributed energy to help replace a retiring power plant?

The lesson we learned then is the lesson the grid is learning now. Deploying distributed energy isn't a technology problem. It's a siting and stakeholder problem.

Today the grid is constrained almost everywhere. VPPs are scaling. Interconnection queues are stuck for years. The narrow question we started with in 2015 has become the central question of the grid.

Kevin Berkemeyer on how Station A's origin story became the grid's future.

How a decade-old bet on geospatial intelligence (and on real estate as the key to grid infrastructure) became the playbook for the grid's future.