WeWould is a multi-tenant property based in Central Florida, home to a diverse group of local businesses, including a cannabis facility. With a shared vision of environmental responsibility, WeWould and its tenants are collectively committed to building a more sustainable future—one that balances environmental stewardship with economic performance.
As tenants increasingly prioritized sustainability in their business operations, WeWould recognized the opportunity to lead by example. The property aimed to implement clean energy solutions that would both meet tenant expectations for greener practices and drive long-term financial performance. Reducing operating expenses and boosting net operating income (NOI) through on-site solar became a clear path forward—but required a thoughtful, strategic approach to maximize available space and shared impact.
ESA identified underutilized space on the property, transforming it into a solar farm that boosts net operating income (NOI) while reducing emissions for tenants. This multi-phase project is designed to enhance WeWould’s overall sustainability, aligning with both the property’s and tenants’ shared commitment to environmental stewardship. Through strategic planning and resource optimization, ESA’s approach supports WeWould’s financial and ecological goals, paving the way for a greener property footprint.
This strategic, phased approach enabled WeWould to enhance the sustainability of its property while generating meaningful financial returns. The solar installation has reduced the property’s overall carbon footprint, supported tenant ESG expectations, and improved operational efficiency. The collaboration between WeWould and ESA demonstrates how commercial properties can turn environmental goals into measurable value through smart energy investments.
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