Energy Decisions Built for Owners and Facility Managers

ONE PROJECT. TWO DECISION-MAKERS.

ASSET OWNERS

Protect net operating income, asset value and long-term financial flexibility. Peak Ready compares utility savings, demand-charge reduction, available incentive assumptions, cash and financing paths, simple payback, modeled long-term value, roof and lease considerations, insurance exposure, degradation, warranty coverage, usable battery capacity, augmentation, replacement, recycling and decommissioning. The objective is not the largest system—it is the most defensible property decision.

FACILITY MANAGERS

Protect operations. We document critical loads, outage priorities, cooling and process constraints, peak-demand windows, switchgear, maintenance access, shutdown requirements and commissioning responsibilities. The operating brief explains what is intended to remain powered, for how long, how controls will be tested and who owns monitoring, alarms and maintenance.

FACILITIES WE SERVE

Manufacturing and warehouses: reduce energy and demand exposure without disrupting production, loading or safety. Offices and multi-tenant properties: align ownership economics with tenant needs, leases, roof life and shared-meter realities. Small data centers and edge facilities: prioritize battery-backed critical loads, cooling continuity and peak management; solar offsets part of consumption and is never represented as powering an entire high-density data center. Arizona schools: evaluate budget savings, resilience, summer load, procurement and long-term stewardship.

QUESTIONS WE ANSWER BEFORE DESIGN

Is the roof old? Who owns improvements under the lease? How long will the owner hold the property? Can construction avoid operating hours? What interconnection, fire-code, insurance or switchgear issues could delay the project? What does the battery warranty actually cover? How will usable capacity decline? Who pays for augmentation, replacement and removal? What happens if tariffs or operating hours change?

YOUR PRELIMINARY DECISION REPORT

Every qualified opportunity is organized into an owner summary, facility-manager operating brief, utility and tariff review, a realistic time-to-power range covering utility capacity, service upgrades, interconnection, permitting and long-lead equipment, the primary schedule risks and fastest viable path, solar-only comparison, battery-only comparison, solar-plus-storage comparison, no-project baseline, savings and payback ranges, assumptions register, incentive and financing assumptions, lifecycle schedule, risk list, contractor-ready intake file and recommended next action. Illustrative results are labeled as examples. Site-specific estimates are not proposals or guarantees.

HOW THE HANDOFF WORKS

Peak Ready qualifies the opportunity and prepares the decision file. A licensed commercial contractor remains responsible for final engineering, equipment selection, price, permits, code compliance, interconnection, installation and commissioning.