Distributed Energy Consulting

Distributed energy is generation, storage and controllable load located at or near the facility it serves, rather than supplied only from the utility grid. For a building that typically means solar PV, electrical or thermal storage, a microgrid configuration, EV charging and the controls that coordinate them. Each plays a different operating role, which is why the evaluation starts with the facility's loads and objectives rather than with a technology.

The scope can evaluate solar PV, electrical and thermal storage, microgrids, EV charging and controls around the facility's loads and objectives. We assess each option for its operating role, costs, constraints and verification needs, and we never assume it fits every building.

No. Storage primarily changes when energy is used or supplies defined backup needs, and losses and operating strategy matter. We compare energy, demand costs, resilience and emissions separately so each benefit is counted once and in the right column.

Yes. We review the assumptions, sizing, scope, exclusions, controls and verification requirements against your objectives. That review never replaces the installer's design or warranty responsibilities; it gives you an independent reading of what the proposal will and will not do.

Only if the system is designed and approved for that function. Critical loads, power and energy capacity, controls, islanding and safety requirements all have to be evaluated, and we make the intended backup function explicit before anyone sizes equipment.

Yes. We compare the options within the building's carbon and capital roadmap, with incentive and C-PACE screening where the property and program allow. Eligibility is checked against the rules as they stand, never assumed from the technology.