If your bill has a demand-charge line and your equipment runs more than one shift, there's a strong chance the numbers work.
Melt shops, revert processing, and alloy production run high, steady loads around the clock — exactly the profile where battery dispatch delivers the most against demand charges.
Furnace and induction loads create some of the sharpest demand spikes of any facility type. Shaving those peaks is often the single largest savings lever available.
Rolling, forging, and fabrication lines carry heavy motor and compressor loads. Storage smooths the spikes those loads create without touching your production schedule.
Refrigeration compressors cycle constantly, and outages put inventory at risk. Solar plus storage cuts the bill and adds a backup layer at the same time.
Office towers, retail centers, and hospitality properties carry predictable daytime demand peaks and often have large, underused roof space — a strong match for solar generation paired with battery-driven demand-charge reduction.
Any facility running multiple shifts with compressor, motor, or HVAC-heavy loads is a strong candidate — the analysis tells you the real number either way.
Large roof or yard footprints and daytime operating hours make warehouses and distribution centers a natural fit for solar generation paired with storage.
If a battery and solar system won't pencil out for your facility, we'll tell you that too — the load analysis is free either way.
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