COMMERCIAL ELECTRIFICATION
Power upgrades for places that can’t stop.
Plan electrical upgrades around the work your facility still has to do. From the first load study to the final handover, give every team the same plan.
BUILT FOR OCCUPIED SITES
Manufacturing
Logistics
Research facilities
01 / CAPABILITIES
Start with the work your site needs to do.
01 / CAPABILITY
Capacity & distribution
Find the limits of your existing electrical service before committing to new equipment.
02 / CAPABILITY
Battery storage
Start with the loads you need to protect and the decisions your site can support.
03 / CAPABILITY
Fleet charging
Match a phased charging rollout to vehicle duty cycles and depot operations.
02 / PROJECT FILES
The constraint shapes the work.
Battery storage
North Basin Works
Planning backup for critical production loads on an occupied campus.
Fleet charging
Tandem Logistics Depot
A charging rollout sequenced around staggered vehicle returns and active loading bays.
Capacity & distribution
Meridian Research Campus
A distribution retrofit shaped around lab schedules and temporary supply needs.
03 / WORKING METHOD
From the first load study to handover.
01 /
Baseline
Map current loads, operating windows and the approvals the project will need.
02 /
Options
Compare workable approaches with the people who will operate the site.
03 /
Sequence
Agree on what happens first, who owns each decision and what must stay online.
04 /
Handover
Define the checks and records that let the owner take over confidently.
04 / FIELD NOTES
Practical questions, before the spec.
Planning
What to bring to the first site walk
A short preparation list for facility owners and operations leads.
Operations
Make the outage window a design input
How site schedules can shape an upgrade before equipment is selected.
Fleet
Start fleet planning with the duty cycle
Turn arrival times, dwell and parking patterns into a useful project brief.
PROJECT INTAKE / 01
Start with the site you have.
Turn the first conversation into a brief your team can use.