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Your Energy. Your Terms.

One firm forevery energy decision.

Solar, storage, financing and grid services — analyzed, compared and delivered across all fifty states. We advise. We don't sell.

Start with your billSee how it's structured

Coverage at a glance

states

Every state, every project type

Residential through utility scale, anywhere in the country.

disciplines

Residential to utility scale

Solar, storage, financing, C&I, utility, grid services.

24/7

storage

Backup and demand control

Batteries sized to load, not to a brochure.

VPP

grid services

Demand response and export

Enrollment where programs pay for it.

IWho we are

The country'senergy advisors.

Energy advisor — a firm that works for the customer instead of for a single product line, and is judged on the quality of the decision, not the size of the sale.

Everyone else in this industry sells the one thing they happen to carry. We sit on your side of the table, run the numbers across every product, every program and every capital structure available to you, and hand you the comparison.

Sometimes the recommendation is to move now. Sometimes it is to replace the roof first, or to wait a rate cycle. We would rather be right and keep you than be fast and lose you.

IIWhat we do

Every scale.One standard.

Residential, commercial, industrial and utility-scale projects delivered in all 50 states. One national network of vetted installers, lenders and developers — whatever your project, wherever you are.

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Residential

Power your home on terms you actually chose.

Available in all fifty states. TPO, cash or financed — priced against the bill you pay today.

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Commercial

Turn energy from an expense into a strategy.

Rooftop, carport and ground-mount across portfolios, in all fifty states.

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Industrial

Protect uptime. Flatten the demand curve.

Load-profile-first design with storage, resiliency and demand management.

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Utility Scale

Originate, develop and execute at grid scale.

Site control, interconnection posture and capital aligned before a shovel moves.

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Storage & Backup

Keep the lights on when the grid does not.

Batteries sized to real load and real outage risk, standalone or paired with solar.

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VPP & Grid Services

Let the asset earn while it sits there.

Virtual power plant enrollment, demand response and grid-services programs, explained plainly.

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IIIWhy we're different

Three ways toown the outcome.

PPA/TPO, cash, financed. Same project, same fields, no winner declared — because which one fits is a judgment call, and that judgment is the product.

Bill · mo$240

Directional≈ $197/ mo

Upfront: $0 at signing
Who owns it: Third-party owner
Who maintains it: Owner — included for the term
How you pay: Per kWh or fixed monthly, contracted escalator
Tax treatment: Any incentives sit with the system owner, not you
Best fit: No tax appetite, prefers zero maintenance exposure, wants immediate cash-flow relief

A third party owns the system. You pay for the energy it produces.

Note — none of these three is better than the others. Which one fits depends on tax appetite, tenure, roof age and credit. That judgment is the product.

Incentive eligibility is project-specific and confirmed during analysis. This is not tax advice.

The instrument

Same project.
Three ways to pay for it.

Your electric bill · monthly$240$80$900

Directional monthly figure

≈ $197 / mo

Illustrative only. Real figures come from your rate schedule, your roof or parcel, and the programs live in your market.

A third party owns the system. You pay for the energy it produces.

Upfront: $0 at signing
Who owns it: Third-party owner
Who maintains it: Owner — included for the term
How you pay: Per kWh or fixed monthly, contracted escalator
Tax treatment: Any incentives sit with the system owner, not you
Best fit: No tax appetite, prefers zero maintenance exposure, wants immediate cash-flow relief

Note — none of these three is better than the others. Which one fits depends on tax appetite, tenure, roof age and credit. That judgment is the product.

Incentive eligibility is project-specific and confirmed during analysis. This is not tax advice.

IVWhere we work

A national footprint.Lit up.

Fifty states, one firm. Residential, commercial, industrial, utility, storage and grid services — delivered through a vetted national network. Select a state to see how the economics read where you are.

Residential · Commercial · Industrial · Utility · Storage — all 50 states

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VHow it works

Six stages.No surprises.

01
Tell us what you're solving
Send one bill. We start with the problem — cost, volatility, resilience or capacity — not a product.
Day 1
02
We understand the property
Usage history, rate schedule, roof or land, interconnection posture and the constraints that govern what can be built.
Days 2–5
03
We analyze the economics
Load, delivered rate, site conditions and applicable incentives and programs are modeled together.
Days 2–5
04
We compare structures
Every viable structure — PPA/TPO, cash, financed — and the providers behind them, priced against what you pay today.
Week 1–2
05
We recommend the fit
One recommendation with the reasoning attached, including the case for waiting.
Week 2
06
You decide
If you proceed, delivery is coordinated and production is tracked against the model afterward.
Ongoing

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VIWhy trust us

We stay on the fileafter the install.

Representative engagements

Illustrative examples, not customer testimonials.

Residential rooftop + storage

A household on a new time-of-use rate, with a summer bill spike and two outages last year.

Evaluates: Twelve months of billed usage, the rate schedule, roof condition, and how much load is shiftable.
Structures: Cash ownership, financed ownership, or a third-party owned PPA — with and without storage.
Decision logic: Usually turns on tax appetite and time in the home. An aging roof may mean re-roof first.
Why it fits: Storage sized to the loads that matter, with any incentives confirmed during analysis.

Illustrative exampleSacramento, CA

Commercial rooftop

A distribution facility with rising demand charges and three proposals in three different formats.

Evaluates: Proposals normalized to one set of assumptions, then interval data, roof condition and lease term.
Structures: Direct ownership, financed ownership, a PPA, or tax-advantaged structures where usable.
Decision logic: Capital allocation decides it: asset on the balance sheet, or cost in operating expense.
Why it fits: If the roof outlives less than the system, the sequence — not the system — is the recommendation.

Illustrative examplePhoenix, AZ

Industrial load and demand

A plant where short interruptions cost production and a few hours a month set peak demand.

Evaluates: Process load and shift pattern, what sets the peak, ratchet exposure, and site constraints.
Structures: On-site generation, storage for peak management, resilience-only, or doing neither.
Decision logic: Cost and continuity are separated — the right answer for one is rarely right for the other.
Why it fits: If dispatch constraints hurt operations, solve resilience first and revisit generation later.

Illustrative exampleHouston, TX

Community / utility-scale

A site with a real development case, an uncertain queue position, and capital on a fixed timeline.

Evaluates: Site control, interconnection and study status, permitting exposure, schedule and counterparties.
Structures: Develop to notice-to-proceed, sell earlier in a structured exit, or joint venture.
Decision logic: Timing governs: a queue position clearing after the capital window is worth less than an earlier exit.
Why it fits: Execution risk is priced explicitly, and not proceeding stays on the table.

Illustrative exampleTrenton, NJ

Residential backup, alternative structure

A household with a high delivered rate, winter outages, and little appetite for upfront capital.

Evaluates: Outage history, which circuits must stay live, heating load, roof condition, and transfer on sale.
Structures: Standalone storage, solar plus storage, a third-party owned structure, or no system.
Decision logic: Resilience and savings are separate purchases; a storage-first step is often more defensible.
Why it fits: Under a third-party structure incentives sit with the owner, so we compare delivered cost and terms.

Illustrative examplePortland, ME

Residential rooftop + storage

Example scenario: a household with a summer bill several times its winter bill, a recent time-of-use rate change, and two outages the previous year.

What Iterum evaluates: Iterum would start with twelve months of billed usage and the current rate schedule, then look at roof age and orientation, evening load, and how much of the bill is actually shiftable into a battery.
Structures considered: Ownership with cash, financed ownership, and a third-party owned PPA — each with and without storage.
Decision logic: In a project like this the comparison usually turns on tax appetite and how long the household intends to stay. If the roof needs work inside a few years, the honest answer may be to re-roof first and revisit.
Why it could fit: Storage is sized to the loads that matter during an outage rather than to the whole panel, and any incentives that apply are confirmed during analysis.

Illustrative exampleSacramento, CA

Example scenarios, not completed projects.

Modeled

Production, stated honestly

Output is modeled from your rate schedule, site and equipment — not a headline figure. Where a partner offers a production commitment, its terms are in their agreement and reviewed with you before you sign.

Warranted

Workmanship and equipment

Roof penetrations, mounting, conduit and electrical work sit with the installing partner. Terms are set in that partner's agreement and put in writing before you sign.

Ongoing

Monitoring and advocacy

We keep watching the asset after activation. If performance drifts from the model, we open the service ticket and manage it to resolution.

A single line of accountability

Vetted partners

Licensing, insurance and relevant certifications verified before work is assigned

Equipment reviewed

Modules, inverters and storage assessed on warranty terms and bankability

Structure neutral

No manufacturer, lender or installer owns a piece of this firm

Terms in writing

Scope, pricing and warranty language reviewed with you before signing

One accountable party

Iterum stays on the file after activation

VIIThe invitation

Start withone bill.End with the answer.

Two minutes of information gets you a real comparison across every structure and program available in your market. No obligation, no pressure, and a straight answer even when it is not the one that pays us.

No cost

Analysis and comparison are free.

No pressure

We tell you when to wait.

One contact

An advisor, not a call center.

Step 01

Tell us what you're solving.

Start with the problem. We'll bring the analysis.

One firm forevery energy decision.

The country'senergy advisors.

Every scale.One standard.

Residential

Commercial

Industrial

Utility Scale

Storage & Backup

VPP & Grid Services

Three ways toown the outcome.

Advisor, not a seller

Every structure, one page

Every state, every scale

A national footprint.Lit up.

Six stages.No surprises.

Tell us what you're solving

We understand the property

We analyze the economics

We compare structures

We recommend the fit

You decide

We stay on the fileafter the install.

Representative engagements

Production, stated honestly

Workmanship and equipment

Monitoring and advocacy

Start withone bill.End with the answer.

Tell us what you're solving.