Solutions

Storage is not a box. It is a scheme matched to your load.

We start from metering data and deliver a configuration that can be built and later verified in operation, with modular cabinets and commissioning support where needed.

Our starting point
  • 01Meter first, configure second
  • 02Release capacity in stages
  • 03Operations starts at design

The same capacity figure can be worth twice as much on a different load curve. That is why we do not quote without data.

01

Energy assessment

Break the bill into analysable components and find where load and tariff are misaligned.

  • Meter list and data quality check
  • Typical day and week load profiles
  • Tariff, demand and power factor analysis

Output: baseline report and a list of adjustable time windows

02

Storage configuration

Run sensitivity analysis on capacity and power instead of offering a fixed package.

  • Capacity / power ranges and module count
  • Connection locations and grid boundary notes
  • Staged expansion and investment boundaries

Output: configuration plan, equipment list and prerequisites

03

Operations planning

Define who does what, when, so long-term performance does not depend on one person’s memory.

  • Operating strategy and switching logic
  • Alarm tiers and response process
  • Monthly review metrics and report template

Output: operations manual, inspection plan and review routine

System layers

Four layers with clear ownership

Each layer has defined inputs, outputs and acceptance criteria, so strategy is not orphaned once equipment arrives.

L1

Acquisition

Meters, sensors and gateways with unified timestamps and sampling intervals.

L2

Strategy

Energy management logic: tariff arbitrage, demand control, backup priority and manual fallback.

L3

Execution

Cabinets, power conversion and protection circuits act on the strategy.

L4

Operations

Dashboards, alarms, work orders and review reports form a traceable operating record.

Reference ranges

Typical configurations by scenario

The table communicates scale only. It is not a quote or a commitment. Actual configuration depends on site metering and connection conditions.

ScenarioTypical loadModulesPrimary goal
Office park800–1,500 kW2–4 cabinetsPeak shaving and demand control
Manufacturing park1,500–3,000 kW4–8 cabinetsTariff shifting and backup
Retail complex600–1,200 kW2–3 cabinetsPeak smoothing
Data centre supportBy IT loadSeparate studyBackup and power quality

Note: illustrative ranges for discussion. Transformer capacity, grid conditions and operating strategy must be rechecked.

Boundaries

What we do not do

  • 01

    We do not promise a fixed return or savings figure. We provide evidence-based ranges and sensitivity analysis.

  • 02

    We do not replace grid-connection approval, fire review or electrical safety acceptance. Those remain with the project owner.

  • 03

    We do not issue capacity conclusions without metering data. If data is missing, metering comes first.

  • 04

    We do not sell electricity or act as a power-market trading agent.

FAQ

Questions that usually come before a decision

Are you an equipment vendor or a consultancy?

We lead with engineering and delivery. Cabinets are selected against the configuration and supported through commissioning. Assessment or operations planning can also be commissioned on their own.

How much energy data is needed?

We recommend at least 30 days of 15-minute data covering a full production or trading cycle. If that is unavailable, we arrange temporary metering first.

How do UAE projects work?

High ambient temperatures and grid standards differ from China, so site conditions must be verified. We work in Chinese, English and Arabic, and recheck the design against local electrical rules.

Can you guarantee a payback period?

No fixed payback is promised. We provide ranges based on measured load, with sensitivity to tariff, operating strategy and load growth clearly marked.

How long does a project take?

Assessment usually takes 2–4 weeks and configuration 2–3 weeks. Implementation depends on equipment lead time, approvals and site works.

Start with a baseline you can check

Tell us the park scale and how it uses power. We will say which data is still missing.

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