Energy IntelligenceDifferent sites. The same four questions.
What sets your peak, what your flexibility actually costs you to give, what can be controlled safely, and what the market will pay for it.
Where multi-asset energy management earns its place.
Hotel estates, pubs and leisure
Evening peaks land in the most expensive settlement periods. Hot water and HVAC are genuine thermal storage within guest comfort limits.
Distribution centres
Large roof area for generation, predictable shift patterns, and van or forklift charging that can be scheduled without touching operations.
Cold storage and refrigeration
Thermal mass you already own. Precooling within temperature limits is often the cheapest flexible capacity on any site we look at.
Dealerships and workshops
Growing charging load against a fixed supply, plus large covered forecourts and roofs suited to generation.
Manufacturing and process
Process loads with a real cost of interruption. Resilience and flexibility are the same project, priced honestly.
Healthcare estates
Critical load and standby generation. Flexible capacity only from assets that can never compromise clinical operation.
Data centres
Power constraints, resilience obligations, and backup assets that sit idle for most of their operating life.
Business parks and multi-let
Several supplies and shared infrastructure. Tenant EV charging is usually the fastest-growing and least managed load.
EV charging operators and host sites
High-power charging against a constrained supply. Storage supporting the charger is frequently cheaper than reinforcement.
Golf and leisure
Large sites, irrigation and clubhouse loads, extensive roof and land area, and demand that follows a predictable seasonal pattern.
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