No. Solar is expected to be one of our major initial business areas, but Osiltec Energy is being developed as a broader energy technology and project-development platform.

We evaluate combinations of solar, wind, battery storage, renewable open access, EV infrastructure, EV batteries, energy management, green hydrogen and other future clean-energy technologies depending on the customer's requirements.

An electricity bill contains much of the information required to understand a facility's energy profile. It may show energy consumption, contract demand, maximum demand, tariff category, demand charges, power factor, time-of-day charges, electricity duty and other utility charges. This allows us to make a more meaningful preliminary assessment instead of recommending a standard solar system without understanding the customer's actual requirement.

No. Online or preliminary estimates are intended for initial decision-making. Actual results can vary because of electricity tariff changes, site conditions, solar irradiation, equipment selection, grid availability, regulatory charges, operating patterns, financing costs and project design. A final commercial proposal is prepared only after the required technical and commercial information has been reviewed.

Renewable energy open access can allow eligible electricity consumers to purchase electricity from a renewable-energy generator located away from their own premises. Instead of generating all renewable electricity on the factory roof, power may be generated at a larger renewable-energy project and delivered through the electricity grid. Eligibility, economics and charges depend on applicable state regulations.

A group-captive project generally allows multiple eligible electricity consumers to participate in a common renewable generation project. Consumers typically invest in the project in accordance with applicable captive-power requirements and consume qualifying electricity from the project. The structure can potentially provide long-term renewable energy, reduced power costs, greater tariff visibility and lower carbon emissions. However, the project must satisfy applicable regulatory and captive-consumption requirements.

Osiltec Energy can evaluate, supply and coordinate EV charging infrastructure for suitable commercial and industrial applications. Potential locations include offices, factories, warehouses, hotels, hospitals, residential developments, fleet depots, commercial parking and destination charging locations. Solutions may combine EV chargers with solar, BESS and energy management where appropriate.

The easiest starting point is to submit your company name, facility location, industry, contact details, recent electricity bill and basic energy requirement. Our team can review the information and determine the most appropriate next step.