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Commercial & Industrial

Your load profile, 
not a generic system size

Commercial solar succeeds or fails on how well the array matches the building's actual demand curve. We model your consumption against generation before proposing anything, so you're buying capacity you'll actually use rather than exporting power at a fraction of its value.

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Rooftop solar array on a high-rise building deck against a blue sky, Metro Manila
Solar monitoring dashboard showing generation against building consumption across a full day 

Demand charges are where commercial solar earns its keep

For most commercial and industrial accounts, the energy charge is only part of the bill. Peak demand, power factor, and the timing of consumption all matter. A system designed purely on annual kilowatt-hours can leave a substantial part of the saving on the table.

Our proposals model consumption against generation on a monthly basis and show the effect on your actual bill structure — not a simplified average.

Who this is for

Manufacturing

Long rooftop solar array running the length of an industrial building, Philippines

High daytime load, large roof area, and demand charges that reward well-matched generation. Our systems are designed to PEZA and locator requirements where applicable, and we coordinate approvals with zone administration.

Warehousing and logistics

Solar array installed on a red metal roof with the Metro Manila skyline behind

Big roofs, moderate load. Often the best peso-per-square-meter case we see.

Commercial buildings

Rooftop solar array on a commercial building with high-rise towers behind, Metro Manila

Daytime-heavy consumption profiles that match generation closely.

From first call to commissioning

1

Site Assessment

We review your actual bills and inspect your roof.

2

Engineered Proposal

System sizing, and a full financial model, not a ballpark.

3

Permits & Net Metering

We handle the utility application and paperwork.

4

Installation

Our own engineering team, not subcontracted labor.

5

Commissioning 

Monitoring, warranty support, scheduled maintenance.

What's in a commercial proposal

Everything you receive before you commit to anything.


Load study

Built from your actual billing data, not an estimate

System sizing

Generation modelled monthly across a 25-year horizon

Financial model

Payback, IRR, and cumulative savings

How the project runs

How we deliver it, and on what terms.


Structural assessment

Roof condition and the mounting approach it needs

Permitting pathway

Net metering and LGU applications with realistic timelines

Handover documentation pack

As-built drawings, commissioning test results, equipment manuals, and warranty certificates

 Send us twelve months of electric billing data

A year of bills lets us model seasonality and demand properly. We'll come back with a sized system and a financial model you can put in front of a board.

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