Daytime baseload can help
Manufacturing sites may have sustained daytime loads that allow a high proportion of solar generation to be consumed on site.
Model solar against real production demand and make energy infrastructure part of the site investment plan.
Model solar against real production demand and make energy infrastructure part of the site investment plan.
Manufacturing sites may have sustained daytime loads that allow a high proportion of solar generation to be consumed on site.
Shutdown windows, roof access, process continuity, dust, heat and safety requirements can influence installation planning.
Half-hourly profiles help identify baseload, peaks and seasonal changes rather than designing from an annual bill alone.
Battery storage and EV charging can complement solar, but each should solve a defined operational or financial problem.
Online information can narrow the options. A useful quotation needs the real property, energy use and project requirements.