Large-load partner for municipal & public power utilities
Power for large loads, without waiting years for the grid.
Interconnection and grid-access advisory for utilities, data centers, and energy-intensive sites. We help customers plan with the grid instead of around it — across the United States and Europe.
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Career figures, not a development pipeline. Project cards are on the Track Record page.
20 years
Working alongside utilities in Europe and the United States.
60+ projects
Solar projects worked on internationally, from a start in Germany.
250+ MW
Combined capacity of that body of work.
$200,000+
Avoided on one interconnection by reusing existing switchgear and a transformer.
The problem
Large-load requests are arriving faster than distribution and substation capacity can be built. When customers engage late, the options narrow.
Customers arrive with finished designs
By the time a large-load request reaches the utility, the site, load profile and schedule are often fixed, leaving little room to adapt.
On-site gas becomes the default
Facing long timelines and costly upgrades, customers may turn to on-site natural gas generation, a decision that is hard to reverse.
Studies assume the worst case
Loads are typically studied at full peak demand, triggering substation upgrades and reconductoring that may not be needed.
How we help
An independent advisor at the utility's side, speaking the language of interconnection studies and project economics.
A customer-ready options packet
A clear guide your account managers can hand to large-load customers on day one, covering solar, storage, thermal storage, flexible load and microgrid-ready designs.
Self-supply that shrinks the request
We show how on-site supply and flexibility reduce the grid capacity a customer actually needs to request in the large-load study.
Siting to existing hosting capacity
Projects sized to available distribution hosting capacity can avoid substation upgrades and reconductoring, saving time and cost for everyone.
On the feeder
Solar and storage sited at the feeder, full-feeder and partial-feeder microgrid-ready designs, and phased energization so load can start before a full upgrade.
How it works
Early conversation
Engage the customer at the concept stage, alongside the utility's existing design assistance. Bring interconnection advice in before the design is frozen.
Options & sizing
Match behind-the-meter options to the load profile, site and available hosting capacity.
Study-ready request
Define the net grid request, the tariff path and the bill impact for each scenario.
Partners for the stamp
Stamped engineering and construction stay with appropriately licensed partners. We stay on as the advisor through interconnection and energization.
Latest insights
Bring 80, ask for 20: how behind-the-meter supply reshapes large-load studies
When a large-load customer brings its own supply and flexibility, the grid request, and the upgrades it triggers, can shrink dramatically.
Read the article →The middle mile: 5.4 GW already on the distribution grid
A 2026 white paper's figures on unused distribution capacity, and what they mean for utilities and large loads.
Read the article →Microgrid-ready design for critical facilities
Why feeder-level solar and storage are a planning tool for outages, public-safety shutoffs, and large loads that cannot stop.
Read the article →Have large-load customers in the queue?
Let's talk about reaching them before their designs are locked in.
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