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CHINO HILLS, CALIFORNIA — May 2026 — King Energy, the nationwide leader in multi-tenant commercial solar, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at The Shoppes at Chino Hills, marking a milestone for the property, its tenants, and the broader Chino Hills community. The event, hosted in partnership with Dunhill Partners, was attended by property management, King Energy leadership, and City Council Member Peter Rogers.
The Shoppes at Chino Hills represents a significant milestone project for King Energy, combining technical sophistication with meaningful impact for tenants, ownership, and the broader community.
Behind the project is a highly coordinated multi-array solar system designed to maximize onsite clean energy generation across the property.
“This is a five-point interconnection system with five different solar arrays tied into the local power grid, so there is a lot of complexity here,” said Rob Porter, Chief Commercial Officer at King Energy. “The cumulative impact is close to two million kilowatt hours of emissions-free clean energy being generated and consumed on site by local businesses. Tenants here are saving money and using clean energy. The property owner has a new rent-paying tenant in King Energy. And the community benefits from distributed solar generated right here at the city center. That is the King Energy model working as designed.”
The Shoppes at Chino Hills has become a central gathering place and city center of Chino Hills, drawing residents daily for coffee, lunch, errands, and local retail. For Dunhill Partners, the investment reflects a long-term commitment to the property and the businesses that depend on it.
“The ownership team at Dunhill Partners has always been committed to making smart, long-term investments in the property,” said Darryll Goodman, General Manager of The Shoppes at Chino Hills. “From local small businesses to national retailers, tenants across the property now have access to discounted clean energy generated right here on site. That supports the businesses, invests in the long-term future of the property, and reflects the kind of thoughtful growth this community values.”
City Council Member Peter Rogers attended the ceremony and spoke to the significance of the project for Chino Hills and its potential to serve as a model for commercial properties across the region.
“This project is more than just panels on a roof,” said Council Member Rogers. “It represents a serious commitment to sustainability and forward-thinking investment in our community. The Shoppes at Chino Hills is essentially our city center, and when our retail partners take the lead on initiatives like this, they make our community stronger and more attractive to residents and visitors alike. I hope this serves as a fantastic example for other commercial properties to follow.”
The Chino Hills installation is part of King Energy’s broader mission to deliver financial and environmental value to commercial properties and the communities surrounding them. By generating clean energy directly where it is consumed, projects like this help support local businesses, reduce strain on the grid, and create long-term value for property owners and tenants alike.
King Energy manages all aspects of the system, from installation and permitting through long-term operations and tenant billing. Its enterprise-grade software platform, OneBill™, consolidates utility and solar charges into a single transaction, simplifying participation for tenants and eliminating operational burden for property owners.
King Energy thanks Dunhill Partners, the City of Chino Hills, Southern California Edison, and the entire project team for their collaboration and partnership in bringing this system to life.
Source: King Energy
King Energy CEO John Witchel recently joined Hilary Lane on Fox Business to discuss how commercial property owners and national retailers are transforming underutilized rooftops into reliable, long-term income streams through solar and battery systems.
In the conversation, Witchel explained how King Energy’s approach unlocks new value for property owners:
“What we provide to landlords — [a] risk-free, investment-free way to monetize their roof.”
Solar Now Makes Financial Sense for Commercial Real Estate
Across the country, property owners are increasingly recognizing solar as a strategic financial asset. With energy costs rising and sustainability expectations growing, solar has evolved from a green initiative to a revenue-generating investment for landlords and a cost-saving measure for tenants. Advancements in financing, energy storage, and property-scale deployment are making solar adoption easier, faster, and more profitable than ever before.
King Energy’s Nationwide Model Simplifies Solar for Multi-Tenant Properties
As the nationwide leader in multi-tenant commercial solar, King Energy designs, installs, owns, and operates solar and battery systems at no cost to property owners. The company’s model delivers:
- Steady rental income for property owners.
- Lower, predictable energy costs for tenants.
- Seamless operations powered by King Energy’s enterprise-grade billing platform, OneBill™.
By handling every aspect—from design to ongoing operations—King Energy eliminates complexity and aligns incentives across the real estate ecosystem.
Built for Long-Term Partnership and Predictable Energy
With growing demand from retailers for stable, lower-cost energy, King Energy continues to expand its national footprint—partnering with property owners, institutional investors, and retailers to turn rooftops into lasting assets.
King Energy’s commitment to durable partnerships, software-driven scalability, and financial alignment positions it at the forefront of the commercial solar transformation.
Learn more at www.kingenergy.com.
Source: King Energy