Commercial & industrial

Bring energy into your operating plan.

A commercial energy project starts with the way a site operates. Storage, monitoring and charging should be considered against real demand and the priorities of the business.

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Understand the setting

A plan that reflects
the way this place works.

Operating hours, equipment schedules, seasonal loads and planned expansion can change the shape of a project. A clear brief helps identify the information needed before equipment selection and site design.

01

Measure the load

Bring interval data and major equipment schedules into the assessment.

02

Coordinate new assets

Consider storage, solar and charging together when reviewing the site electrical supply.

03

Define the operating model

Clarify who will monitor performance, manage access and coordinate ongoing support.

Prepare your project

Bring the useful details.

You do not need every answer before getting started. Gather what is available and note what needs to be assessed.

Prepare a site brief
  • Site interval data and electricity tariff information
  • Operating hours and significant electrical loads
  • Existing solar, storage and electrical drawings where available
  • Planned expansion, electrification or fleet changes
  • Access, procurement and operational requirements

Make the next conversation easier

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Let’s plan your next energy project.

Tell us about your property, your current setup and what you want to achieve.

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