Kilroy Realty brings three solar projects online in California

Kilroy Realty Corp. completed 3 solar installations at 2100 Kettner and 9455 Towne Centre Dr in San Diego, and Kilroy Oyster Point in South San Francisco

Kilroy Realty Corp. has completed three solar installations at 2100 Kettner and 9455 Towne Centre Drive in San Diego and Kilroy Oyster Point – Phase 1 in South San Francisco, Calif. With these systems energized, Kilroy now hosts over 6 MW of solar spanning across 13 assets.

“Installing onsite solar is a critical tool for Kilroy as we work to decarbonize the built environment, allowing us to generate clean energy onsite, deliver long-term value to Kilroy, our tenants and our shareholders, as well as provide a visible demonstration of our commitment to sustainability,” says Sarah King, Kilroy’s senior vice president of sustainability.

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Source: Solar Industry

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