From Baltimore’s harbor to the Appalachian foothills, Maryland property owners, management firms, and tenants alike are deploying on-site solar energy systems, unlocking new revenue streams, reducing energy costs, and capturing sustainability benefits—whether on rooftops, parking lots, or open land.
In Maryland, solar can offer significant benefits. With generous solar incentives, strong net metering policies, and falling installation costs, deploying solar panels across your property or portfolio is more accessible than ever. As one of the most experienced solar companies in Maryland, Wunder makes it easy to transition to clean energy and unlock solar's financial, energy, and ESG benefits. Whether you're looking to deploy rooftop systems, solar carports, or simply join Maryland's community solar program, the return on investment can be both financial and environmental.
Earn lease income in Maryland by leasing rooftop or land space for solar energy projects.
Lower your operating costs with solar energy and take advantage of Maryland solar incentives and net metering programs.
Leverage Wunder's no-cost structures to capture all of solar's benefits without coming out of pocket.
Meet sustainability and regulatory requirements by installing commercial solar systems backed by Maryland solar programs.
Appeal to ESG-driven tenants with visible solar investments that align with corporate sustainability goals.
Boost long-term property value with solar installations that improve NOI and make your asset more attractive to buyers and tenants.
Maryland offers a range of solar programs to match different property types and energy goals. Behind-the-meter (BTM) systems are ideal for businesses and facilities looking to offset their own energy use and reduce utility bills. Community solar, expanded under HB908 and HB1036, allows property owners to host arrays and sell power to other businesses and residences within their utility jurisdiction. Virtual Net Metering (VNM) lets organizations credit solar generation from one site to other properties they own within the same utility. Wunder can help you navigate these options, as well other opportunities like Renewable Energy Credit (REC) sales and details like Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs).
Behind-the-meter solar in Maryland enables businesses to install solar panels on-site and directly offset their electricity usage. This setup reduces utility bills and supports energy independence, while allowing companies to benefit from Maryland net metering and available solar incentives.
Community solar in Maryland allows property owners to host solar arrays and sell the energy to off-site subscribers, including residents and businesses. Recent legislation like HB908 and HB1036 expands this model, making it easier to generate recurring income while supporting broader access to clean energy.
Maryland’s Virtual Net Metering program lets organizations credit solar generation from one location to other properties they own within the same utility service area. Ideal for multi-site businesses, VNM maximizes solar value and simplifies energy management across a portfolio.
Maryland offers a comprehensive suite of solar incentives, including grants, tax credits, and exemptions to make solar energy more accessible and affordable for residents and businesses alike.
Maryland’s HB908 made the Community Solar Program permanent, requiring 40% of each project’s power to benefit low- and moderate-income residents.
The Brighter Tomorrow Act boosts Maryland solar incentives with SREC multipliers and grants up to $7,500 for income-qualified households.
SRECs in Maryland let solar owners earn and sell credits for the clean energy they produce, adding extra income.
Maryland Energy Administration grants help offset solar installation costs for businesses and households, making clean energy more affordable.
Your Maryland property's utility provider plays a major role in the financial performance of your solar project. In Maryland, three primary electric utilities support commercial solar and community solar programs: Maryland Utilities: Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE), Pepco, Delmarva Power
Link Logistics, owner and operator of the largest U.S.-only portfolio of industrial real estate, engaged Wunder to deploy on-site solar systems across two Essex, MD warehouses.
The solar systems —in aggregate, 555 kW— came online in August 2023 and are anticipated to generate 706,040 kilowatt hours of power in their first year of operation alone, offsetting more than 1,087,392 lbs of CO2 emissions.
Ideal property types for commercial solar in Maryland include large rooftops, warehouses, distribution centers, office buildings, big box retail, industrial facilities, agricultural land, parking lots, parking garages, brownfields, capped landfills, manufacturing plants, hospitals, universities, data centers, logistics hubs, municipal and government buildings, self-storage facilities, cold storage warehouses, shopping centers, airports, and school campuses.
Wunder delivers turnkey commercial solar installation in Maryland—combining expert system design, professional installation, and flexible financing options to meet your business needs. We handle everything from feasibility studies and permitting to construction and utility interconnection, ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish. With tailored financing solutions and proven performance, going solar in Maryland has never been more accessible or cost-effective. Partner with us to design smarter, install faster, and save more.
Among the leading solar companies in Maryland, we specialize in turnkey solar solutions for commercial and industrial property owners. From property evaluation and permitting with the Maryland Public Service Commission to utility interconnection, we handle every step of the process. With many projects requiring little to no upfront capital, partnering with a trusted Maryland solar company like Wunder makes it simple to start saving on energy and generating revenue from your property.
Learn MoreWunder provides commercial and industrial solar solutions across all 24 Maryland jurisdictions, servicing every city and town—large and small—statewide.
Allegany County, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Calvert County, Caroline County, Carroll County, Cecil, Charles County, Dorchester County, Frederick County, Garrett County, Harford County, Howard County, Kent County, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Queen Anne's County, St. Mary's County, Somerset County, Talbot County, Washington County, Wicomico County, Worcester County, Baltimore City
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