ARIZONA COMMERCIAL ENERGY ADVISORY
Could solar or battery storage lower your facility’s energy costs?
For Arizona business owners and facilities teams on APS, SRP, or TEP. Get a free human review of your facility’s starting point, then decide whether solar, battery storage, or load management deserves a closer look.
Free preliminary review · No obligation to buy · Start without utility bills
Your request goes to Peak Ready for human review. We discuss the next step with you before making an installer introduction.
What do you want your facility to do better?
Lower energy costs
Find out whether commercial solar, battery storage, or better load timing is worth investigating for your utility plan.
Protect critical loads
Start with the equipment your business needs to keep running. Explore battery and backup options around those priorities.
Need more power
Planning expansion or new equipment? Review utility capacity, service upgrades, switchgear, and the path to energization.
What we check before recommending solar or a battery
Your actual APS, SRP, or TEP rate plan matters. So do demand peaks, operating hours, roof or parking space, existing equipment, and the loads you want to protect.
Commercial solar may reduce grid purchases. A properly designed battery may reduce demand peaks, shift purchases away from higher-cost hours, and support selected critical loads during an outage. Savings and backup capability depend on your facility, equipment, cost, and settings.
No bills are required for the first inquiry. For a detailed review, we may ask afterward for utility bills, interval usage data, and site information. We explain assumptions and what needs confirmation before you commit capital.
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What you get from the free review
A person reviews your company, facility location, utility, and main goal. We identify the information needed to evaluate solar, storage, load management, or power-readiness options for your property.
You get a clear next step: what deserves a closer look, what needs verification, and whether a qualified installer or specialist should be involved.
Start with five basics: company, facility city, utility, goal, and contact. No engineering package or utility-bill upload is required to begin. We request bills and technical documents afterward when they are useful.
We contact you about this request. We discuss any provider introduction with you first. No obligation to purchase.
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Commercial Energy Planning Across Arizona
Greater Phoenix: Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Tempe, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley, Sun City and El Mirage.
Tucson and Pinal County: Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Sahuarita, Casa Grande, Maricopa, Florence and San Tan Valley.
Other Arizona markets: Prescott, Prescott Valley, Flagstaff, Sedona, Cottonwood, Payson, Show Low, Yuma, Lake Havasu City, Kingman and Sierra Vista.
For warehouses, manufacturers, schools, multifamily properties and other facilities, start with the actual utility, demand profile, site constraints and project timeline. Commercial solar, battery storage, backup power and electrical capacity need a site-specific review. Provider availability and project scope are confirmed for each location.
How it works
- Tell us the challenge. Share the location, your goal, and any deadline.
- Review the options. We organize the available utility and facility information and identify what still needs verification.
- Get a clear next step. Receive preliminary findings, key assumptions, and the qualified providers needed to move forward.
Start With the Business Problem
Choose the path that best matches your facility. All three lead to one commercial assessment process.
Reduce Energy Cost
Evaluate utility-rate exposure, demand charges, solar, battery storage and load-management opportunities using facility-specific data and realistic assumptions.
Request a Commercial Energy AssessmentImprove Resilience
Evaluate critical loads, outage exposure, storage, backup generation, microgrid options and operational-continuity needs.
Request a Resilience AssessmentNeed More Power
Evaluate utility capacity, service upgrades, transformer and switchgear constraints, distributed-energy options and the likely path to energization before schedule or site commitments are locked in.
Evaluate Power Availability Before Site CommitmentFind your facility’s starting point
Cold storage
How do we protect refrigeration while managing demand peaks?
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Can the site support expansion, charging, and future load?
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What power upgrades or controls could affect production and timing?
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Which shared loads and ownership arrangements make a project viable?
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How do summer demand, resilience needs, and procurement affect the decision?
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Can the electrical service support the charging schedule?
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