Solar Landscape, headquartered in Asbury Park, has officially been named the No. 1 National Commercial Rooftop Solar Developer on Solar Power World’s 2026 Top Solar Contractors List.
The ranking marks the second consecutive year the company has captured the category’s highest honor, underscoring its rapid execution and growing footprint across the national renewable energy landscape.
The recognition arrives as utilities, policymakers, and high-demand energy users—such as data centers and expanding tech infrastructure—face mounting pressure to bring new power generation online quickly. By leasing underutilized rooftops from more than 170 major commercial real estate partners, Solar Landscape converts otherwise idle space into localized energy assets that can be deployed in a fraction of the time required for traditional grid generation.
“This reflects the trust our commercial real estate partners place in us, the strength of our team, and our ability to consistently deliver projects at scale,” Shaun Keegan, co-founder and CEO of Solar Landscape, said. “Every rooftop we develop represents new power for the grid, new value for property owners, and a faster path to meeting America’s growing energy needs.”
Through its vertically integrated model, the company handles development, financing, construction, and long-term operations, allowing property owners to unlock predictable, long-term revenue streams without upfront capital commitments.
As the market evolves to address broader capacity constraints, Solar Landscape is looking past basic panel installations to incorporate multi-faceted energy solutions.
“Our industry has reached an important inflection point,” Mark Schottinger, president of Solar Landscape said. “The conversation is no longer simply about installing more solar panels. It’s about delivering reliable generation and capacity faster, strengthening the grid, and building the energy infrastructure our economy requires.”
Backed by recent major capital investments—including a $600 million senior debt facility and strategic tax equity partnerships—the Asbury Park-based firm is actively expanding its capabilities to integrate battery storage and other distributed energy resources across its nationwide portfolio.
