Industrial
Energy for facilities where power is a process input.
Factories and warehouses — large roofs, demand charges, power-quality sensitivity and processes that cannot simply stop.
In a factory, electricity is not overhead. It is an input.
That changes the analysis. Continuity has a measurable cost per hour. Power quality affects equipment life and output. Demand charges mean the shape of the load matters as much as its size. And the roof is usually large enough that the constraint becomes structure and connection rather than area.
What we do
Where the work actually happens.
Each of these is a stage we are accountable for, and each one appears in your scope of work.
Load profile and demand analysis
Where consumption sits across the shift pattern, and what is driving the demand charge.
Large rooftop solar
Structural assessment first — an industrial roof’s capacity to carry an array is the first question, not the last.
Power quality
Voltage, harmonics and power factor, where equipment behaviour or penalties suggest a problem.
Protection coordination
So a fault clears at the right device rather than taking out more of the plant than it should.
Peak shaving and continuity
Storage applied where it reduces demand charges or protects a specific process.
Sub-metering and monitoring
Consumption attributed to areas or processes, which is where the actionable findings usually are.
What determines the outcome
The things that decide whether this works.
These are the questions we work through with you. They are also the questions worth putting to anyone else you are speaking to.
The roof structure decides the project
Industrial roofs vary enormously in what they can carry. A structural assessment early is what separates a project that proceeds from one that stops after design.
Demand charges reward load shape, not just load size
Where the tariff has a demand component, flattening peaks can be worth more than generating units. That is a storage and controls question.
Downtime has a price and it belongs in the plan
Every connection point and shutdown window has an operational cost. We plan around your production schedule and say what we need, when, in advance.
Evidence
Work of this kind.
Installed systems in this segment, with the figures as recorded at commissioning.
Nothing published in this segment yet.
We publish a project only once it is commissioned and documented. Ask us and we will talk you through comparable work directly.
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Questions we get asked.
Will installation interrupt production?
Most of the work does not. The connection points do, and those are planned with you around a shutdown window. We will tell you exactly how long we need and for what.
Can our roof carry a solar array?
That needs a structural assessment, not an assumption. It is the first thing we check on an industrial site, because it determines whether the rest of the project is viable.
Let’s build the right energy system.
Tell us about your home, business or facility. We’ll help you understand what makes sense for your energy requirements.