A family-owned general contractor that now builds the power behind the building: commercial solar, battery storage and EV charging, designed and installed in-house. New construction or existing sites, one accountable team.
Step through the same building from preconstruction to solar, storage and EV charging switched on. One company carries it from the first budget to the last charger.
EV charging: Level 2 and DC fast chargers with smart load management, tied into the same electrical plan.
Burge Energy was born from Burge Corporation, so the team that understands your structure is the team that designs its power. No handoff between a contractor and an installer.
For developers and owners who need power that lowers operating cost and keeps the lights on, on new builds and existing sites, from concept to commissioning.
Design/build and competitive-bid delivery with value engineering built in.
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Visit FlyCRE ↗Four disciplines, one team, from the first budget to the last charger.
California leads the country in installed solar and energy storage.10 For owners and developers, the question has moved from whether to electrify to how to do it without disrupting operations.
Zero-emission share of new car sales in California, Q4 2025.14
Whether the slab is not poured yet or the building has run for decades, the work starts with the same question: what does this site need to produce, store and charge?
Most new commercial buildings in California must include solar and battery storage under the state energy code.17 Burge plans the structure and the energy systems together, so compliance is built in from preconstruction.
Solar on the roof or over parking, storage to cut peak demand, and chargers for staff, customers and fleets, phased around a building that stays open.
Sourced updates on the incentives, rules and market moves behind commercial solar, storage and EV charging.
A 15 percent tariff on polysilicon products and new price floors on imported solar cells and modules take effect December 4, 2026, and a federal rule now limits stockpiling before that date. Here is what Southern California property owners and developers pricing commercial solar this fall should know.
Federal law now requires most new commercial solar projects to be placed in service by December 31, 2027 to claim the Section 48E credit. Here is what the law and IRS guidance say, how storage and EV charging differ, and what to gather now.
Dan Burge founded the company in San Clemente in 1977. The family that built its reputation on quality and fiscal discipline now leads it into commercial energy.
