Founded 2015
Industry
Electricity
Yaniv Kalish
CEO, Co-founder
Neil Sharma
COO, Co-founder
Articles
- How companies can get the most benefits during the solar purchasing process
- Interview with Yaniv Kalish, Founder of SolarKal
- Yaniv Builds the Uber of Solar Installation
- Customer Spotlight: SolarKal smooths the transition to solar energy
- New Jersey Motorsports Park is going solar
- The SolarKal Quarterly #1: Why NOW is a great time to go solar…
- The SolarKal Quarterly #2: REITs are the Next Big Thing in Solar
- Real Estate Owners’ New Favorite Tenant: Solar Roof Leases
- Will Going Solar Void My Roof Warranty?
- Interview with Yaniv Kalish, Founder of SolarKal
- The Solarcoaster of 2022: SolarKal’s Review
- SolarKal clients add 12 MW to N.J. Community Solar Program
- SolarKal Clients See 12 MWs Accepted into NJ Community Solar Program
- SolarKal Facilitates Acceptance of 13 Commercial Solar Projects in New Jersey Community Solar Program, Adding 12 MW of Renewable Energy
- Stone Zoo powers on 725-kW solar project
- SolarKal Celebrates Stone Zoo Solar Energy Ribbon Cutting
- New solar array powers luxury apartments in Jersey City
About the Company
SolarKal is the largest solar energy marketplace in the U.S, connecting organizations to solar providers who compete for their business. Through a proprietary bidding platform, real estate owners, non-profits, businesses and corporations alike can easily compare customized quotes from dozens of pre-vetted solar providers. Since 2015, SolarKal simplified solar for dozens of organizations, transacted on $300MM worth of deals across 15 contingent U.S. states.
About the Solution
Transitioning to solar energy is confusing. But it doesn’t have to be. SolarKal offers organizations access to the first-ever marketplace of solar vendors in the nation where providers compete for their business, resulting in the best fit, highest-quality system at the best price. SolarKal’s proven procurement process is complemented by agnostic dedicated advisory services. Engaging with SolarKal saves clients a substantial amount of time, internal resources, and capital—30% on average—when compared to traditional solar energy procurement methods.