Industrial Solar Systems

Savings depend above all on how much of the energy produced is consumed directly on site: the closer production and consumption overlap, the greater the benefit. For a business with mostly daytime loads, a correctly sized system covers a significant share of electricity needs, cutting grid purchases — and the bill — for many years.

Not by the roof space available, but by real data: annual consumption, hourly profile, shifts, seasonality and time-of-use. The goal is the best balance between production and consumption, maximizing self-consumption and return on investment. That is why we always start from a free consumption analysis.

Payback depends on system cost, expected production, self-consumption share, the price of avoided energy and any incentives available. That is why we prepare a business plan with annual savings, cash flows, break-even and long-term return, comparing different investment and financing scenarios where useful.

Depending on your case and on the schemes in force at the time of investment: hyper-depreciation, Transition 5.0 and other business-focused incentives. New Energy checks which measures apply to you and handles all administrative and financial paperwork.

It is fed into the grid and remunerated under the applicable mechanisms. However, a self-consumed kWh is normally worth more than an exported one: good design therefore aims to maximize self-consumption, considering storage systems or load management where appropriate.

No: works are planned with your company to avoid interfering with production and are carried out by New Energy’s qualified in-house staff, with a single point of contact from survey to grid connection.