Reduce avoidable energy cost.
Compare site demand and tariffs with the opportunities from storage and flexible use.
FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Control energy costs.
Make your site work harder.
Bring electricity demand, storage, fleet charging and available capacity into one practical assessment. Prioritise the outcomes your business needs.
- Commercial generation
- Storage and control
- Priority site loads
WHO IT’S FOR
Commercial property, estates and operations teams.
START WITH
Your electricity bill, equipment and priorities.
THE NEXT STEP
Understand which services are worth a detailed assessment.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Start with what
you already have.
Plan fleet charging.
Protect departure schedules while managing the power shared by vehicles and the site.
Assess additional site value.
Explore computing and useful heat where the location and commercial demand fit.
FOR FINANCE & OPERATIONS TEAMS
A proposal you can scrutinise.
Equipment and service costs. Operating assumptions. Responsibility for delivery. Measurement against an agreed baseline. These belong together in the decision.
Our approach to the business caseChoose your next step.
THE PRACTICAL DETAILS
Build the case around your operation
Map what runs and when
A warehouse, office and workshop can have the same annual electricity bill and very different opportunities. Break demand into fixed loads, equipment that can move and short peaks. Compare weekday, weekend and seasonal patterns, including refrigeration, heating, lighting and vehicle charging.
Explore flexible energy useSeparate running-cost savings from income
Start with avoided imports and tariff timing. Assess export or flexibility as separate lines with separate assumptions. For each option, show installation and ongoing costs, equipment availability and a lower-benefit scenario. This gives finance and operations teams the same basis for a decision.
See what goes into a proposalPlan the connection before choosing equipment
Check the available power at the point of connection and any site loads that already use it. Compare load scheduling and storage with changes to the connection. A battery can help with some short peaks, while sustained demand may need a different answer.
Check the depot charging windowYOUR NEXT STEP
Start with your site.
Tell us what you have and what you want to improve. We’ll help you identify the right next step.