Send us a project, or a document you already have. The assistant makes the first pass on sizing, yield and storage configuration, and a practising engineer checks it before it reaches you. The first look at a document you already have is free.
A written assessment you can hand to your own team, with the reasoning visible rather than hidden behind a number.
Illustrative figures for a sample project. Every real assessment states its own inputs and loss assumptions.
Most of the week goes on assembling inputs and writing the document. That is the part we automated first.
Collecting site data, running the first sizing pass and writing it up eats the week before the proposal is even drafted.
Every project rebuilds the same workbook. Errors carry forward and nobody can see which cell they came from.
The engineering is done in hours, the document takes days, and the client is comparing you against someone who answered first.
Taking on more projects means hiring, and hiring an engineer takes longer than the tender is open.
Four outputs, each one a document the next stage can use.
Preliminary system sizing, module count, inverter configuration and an annual energy estimate with the loss assumptions written out.
Power-to-energy ratio, round-trip efficiency and duty cycle for the case the project actually sells into, not a generic profile.
Electricity bills, datasheets, single-line drawings and specifications read and turned into the inputs the assessment needs.
A structured technical report you can put in front of a client, with each figure traceable to a formula or a cited source.
The assistant is fast. The engineer is why you can send the result to a client.
Location, consumption, drawings, datasheets, and what the assessment is for.
Sizing, yield, storage configuration and cost build-up, using the same method we apply on our own projects.
Nothing leaves the practice unread. A practising engineer checks the assumptions and corrects what the model got wrong.
A written assessment with the assumptions stated, ready for engineering review or for a client conversation.
Companies that need an engineering answer faster than they can staff for one.
Answer tenders faster without adding engineering headcount.
Get a defensible first sizing and configuration before committing to a design.
Produce a technical proposal when there is no engineer on staff to write one.
Turn a feasibility question into a consistent, documented assessment.
Tell us what you are building, or send something you already have — a yield model, a report, a design package. The first look is free: within two business days you get a written note on what we would check first and why.
Send us something you already have — a yield model, a UL 9540A report, a design package or a capital estimate. Within two business days you get a written note naming the first things we would check and why. No charge, no obligation.
Nothing for the first look. If it turns into real work worth writing up, we will ask permission to publish it as an anonymised case study — no company name, no exact location, no commercial terms, and you see the text first.
We take a limited number of these at a time, so the queue moves in order.
Send a projectIt was built from the way we work on our own projects, not from a generic model of what solar engineering looks like.
