Division 03

Industrial energy that survives the grid it sits on.

Gas infrastructure, industrial power, solar and storage, and the efficiency work that reduces what you need in the first place — designed, supplied, installed and maintained.

Industrial microgrid at night — solar PV, battery storage, gas generation and switchgear feeding a plant while the utility grid is down
01 — Three streams

Gas, power, renewables — usually combined.

Gas metering and pressure control skid
Stream 01

Gas infrastructure

Distribution, pressure control and metering for industrial gas users and network operators.

Pressure reduction stations Custody and fiscal metering Gas valves and instrumentation Pipework and tie-ins Maintenance and calibration
Switchgear room and generator hall
Stream 02

Industrial power

Distribution, backup generation and power quality work for plants that cannot tolerate interruption.

LV/HV distribution Backup and standby generation Synchronisation and changeover Power factor correction Harmonic mitigation
Rooftop solar array with battery cabinets
Stream 03

Renewables and storage

Commercial and industrial solar, battery storage and hybrid systems integrated with existing supply.

Rooftop and ground-mount PV Battery energy storage Hybrid controllers Remote monitoring O&M contracts
02 — Indicative sizing

A rough shape for a hybrid solar and storage system.

Set your load and how much of it you want to move off diesel. These are order-of-magnitude figures for a first conversation, not a design.

Night-time cover from battery
Indicative outcome
1420 kWp
Solar array
1880 kWh
Battery capacity
6400 kWh
Daily demand
717 L
Diesel avoided / day

Assumes 4.5 peak sun hours, 85% round-trip battery efficiency and 0.28 L of diesel per kWh displaced. Real design depends on your load profile, roof or land area, shading, and how much redundancy you need.

Start with an energy audit
03 — Energy audit

Measure first. Most sites are paying for load they do not need.

1–2 weeks
Metering and logging

Loggers on incoming supply and major loads for a representative period.

1 week
Load profile analysis

Demand shape, peaks, base load and how much of it is genuinely productive.

2 weeks
Options and business case

Gas, solar, storage, distribution upgrades or efficiency work, costed and compared.

1–2 weeks
Implementation plan

Phasing, procurement, installation windows and a measurement plan to prove the saving.

04 — Equipment we supply

Sourced through the same technical channels as the rest of the business.

Energy equipment comes with the same verification, documentation and after-sales cover as our industrial supply. Nothing is left as a box on a slab.

How our procurement works →
PV modules
Tier-1 modules with bankable warranties
Inverters
Grid-tie, hybrid and off-grid topologies
Battery systems
Lithium iron phosphate, containerised or cabinet
Generators
Diesel and gas sets, synchronised
Switchgear
LV and HV panels, changeover and protection
Metering
Gas and electrical metering with monitoring