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Renewable Energy Integration

We check the engineering
before you commit the capital.

We review what is being proposed against your real protection scheme, voltage conditions, and interconnection requirements. We model how the system behaves on your network, flag what needs to change, and tell you whether the generation numbers behind the financial case will hold up in the field. We do not sell solar, storage, or any of the equipment.

What you end up with: a project that performs the way the model said it would.
Choosing an approach

Three ways to approach it, and what each one gets you.

The first two are how most renewable decisions actually happen today.

Trust the Installer's Proposal

The installer projects performance using their equipment and standard site assumptions, and they're the ones selling the system.

Fits well if: your site is straightforward and the installer has done comparable facilities.
In-House Financial Review Only

Finance approves on the payback math alone, with no independent engineering check on the assumptions underneath it.

Fits well if: in-house engineers are independently reviewing the technical assumptions too.
Independent Engineering Review

An engineer who isn't selling the equipment checks interconnection, protection, and performance against your real site before you commit capital.

Fits well if: the investment is large enough that underperformance would be costly to discover later.
How we help

What we review before the capital is committed.

An integration review that's worth doing covers four things before the equipment ever goes in the ground.

01
Interconnection & Protection Coordination Confirms the system integrates safely with your existing protection scheme, not just that it's technically connected.
02
Voltage & Power Quality Impact Models how the new system will actually affect voltage and power quality on your system, not a generic assumption.
03
Performance Validation Checks the proposal's performance projections against your real site conditions, not the conditions in a standard template.
04
Equipment Specification Review Verifies inverters, transformers, and related equipment are specified correctly for your system, not just for the project budget.
One thing worth saying: Alpha doesn't sell solar, storage, or any renewable equipment. The review exists to tell you whether the case someone else built actually holds up engineering-wise, before you're the one who has to live with the answer.

Let's look at what's actually being proposed, before the capital is committed.

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