Energy assessment tool

Start with your current energy cost.

Eight questions produce a preliminary project profile: the facility, its energy environment, the evaluation RESOLV would recommend and the next step. It takes two minutes and it promises nothing it cannot measure.

Fields are used for evaluation only. No savings figure is estimated before your load data is measured.

Monthly electricity costCity or site locationFacility typeOperating hoursAvailable roof or land areaGrid availabilityGenerator usageInterested in

Preliminary project profile

FacilityManufacturing

Energy environmentGrid available

Potential evaluationOn-grid solar assessment recommended

Next stepEngineering and financial feasibility study

This profile is an engineering starting point. Capacity, yield and cost are established after measurement, never before it.

How the evaluation is built

Deterministic, not decorative.

01Grid availability sets the familyAvailable, interrupted or absent decides whether the answer is on-grid, hybrid or an independent architecture.

02Generator use sets the control problemA generator that runs for load turns the project into a control and storage question as much as a generation one.

03Stated interest sets the first evaluationSolar, storage or consultancy decides which assessment the engineering team would run first.

04Area sets the practical routeWhere no roof or land is available, the next step becomes siting or a different architecture rather than an array.

What the assessment leads toMeasurement before numbers

The assessment produces a direction. The numbers follow measurement: interval load data, a site survey, and a modelled yield with every assumption visible to a reviewer.

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FAQs

About the assessment.

Because a savings figure produced before measuring your load is a guess with a decimal point. Anything credible follows interval metering, a site survey and a modelled yield with its assumptions written down.