Jamestown, a global real estate investment and management company, announced the installation of a 200 kilowatt solar system at Levi's Plaza. Levi's Plaza is an office park covering nearly 1 million square feet, located on the waterfront waterfront in the northern part of San Francisco.

Jamestown has partnered with commercial energy solutions provider Wunder to deploy the solar system, which was put into use in June of this year. The Levi's Plaza project is part of a broader collaboration with Wunder aimed at evaluating and deploying solar energy in suitable locations for Jamestown real estate investment portfolios and development projects.

Rooftop solar energy is part of a $50 million renovation project that also includes eliminating on-site fossil fuels, converting heating systems into electricity, and offsetting remaining emissions.

Alex Schwiebert, Senior Vice President and West Coast Regional Market Leader at Jamestown, stated that achieving net zero operational carbon emissions requires a multi pronged approach, and deploying a robust solar system at Levi's Plaza is a key component of this strategy. It has been proven that sustainable development initiatives like this are a key driving force in attracting tenants while also reducing energy costs. ”

Levi's Plaza is located along the Embarcadero waterfront in the northern waterfront market of San Francisco. Founded in 1981, it is the headquarters of the iconic clothing brand Levi's. Jamestown acquired this nine building park in 2019 and is committed to preserving the characteristics and significance of its open space designed by renowned landscape architect Lawrence Halprin, while also providing new amenities and higher efficiency for modern employees.

The tenant base of Levi's Plaza is diverse, including Levi Strauss&Company, Snap, and Supercell.