Industries

Built around how project-delivery teams actually work.

Infrenta is solar-first. Utility-scale solar is the strongest current wedge. Commercial and industrial solar is the next market on the same five workflows. Racking and infrastructure expand from that connected project record — they are not equal product lines.

Primary market

Utility-scale solar

Foundations, large quantities, steel and racking, major procurement, and production at scale — on one project record.

Public walkthrough
Red Mesa Solar

86.4 MWdc

Driven posts
12,400 EA
Issued estimate
$2,703,200
  • Foundations
  • Estimate
  • Procurement
  • Controls
  • Execution

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Secondary market

Commercial & industrial solar

Rooftop and existing-building constraints, attachment revisions, repeated estimating, and change control on faster jobs.

Harbour Commerce Centre · 1.1 MWdc · Sample rooftop record on the C&I page

  • Rooftop / site constraints
  • Revisions
  • Estimating
  • Procurement
  • Change control
  • Installation

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Solar ecosystem

Solar racking / manufacturing

Design quantities, steel and material context, estimating, supplier or production status, and delivery stay useful when they attach to the same project — not a separate marketplace.

  • Design quantities
  • Steel / material
  • Estimating
  • Supplier / production context
  • Delivery

No separate racking product page in this release.

See the five workflows

Expansion

Infrastructure construction

The same estimating-through-execution architecture applies to civil and foundation-heavy infrastructure work. It is an expansion path, not as mature a public wedge as utility-scale solar.

  • Estimating
  • GeoLab / foundations
  • Procurement
  • Project Controls
  • Execution

GeoLab / foundations

Industry context is not a second product map. Workflow destinations live on Solutions.