A complete Photovoltaic offer for a company is usually more complex than for private households. It differs primarily in terms of size, use and cost-effectiveness. Companies require larger systems, often in the MW range, whereas households or residential buildings usually manage with 5-20 kWp. They generally have more space available, high electricity consumption during the day, stricter grid connection and approval requirements and far more components and consumers than private households.
Holistic view through a photovoltaic offer
A photovoltaic offer should therefore consider a company's entire energy system. This includes more than just the available space for the PV modules, Grid connection points or suitable places of Inverterbut also the current and future Air conditioning and heat supply, Charging infrastructure, Storage options and the Load profile of the company.
Economic factors in the photovoltaic offer
Such a customized offer also takes into account potential efficiency increases, self-consumption quotas, feed-in options and economic aspects such as Subsidiestax advantages and amortization periods. Thanks to an intelligent energy management system (EMS), for example, generation and consumption can be optimally coordinated so that companies can reduce their electricity costs in the long term and increase their energy independence.
PV integration into existing energy systems
Integration into existing energy and building management systems also plays an important role. Modern photovoltaic solutions can be combined with Large battery storage systems can be combined to Reduce peak loads or to store surplus electricity for self-consumption. The combination with electric heating systems or the connection to an existing or planned charging infrastructure for electric vehicles should also be included in the planning at an early stage.
Professional planning for maximum efficiency
A comprehensive photovoltaic offer for companies should therefore not only include the technical implementation, but also the business and regulatory framework conditions. This includes Profitability analysis, Statics checkand funding opportunities, as well as precise planning and implementation by experienced experts as the project progresses.
What information is required for a photovoltaic offer?
In order to be able to prepare an initial photovoltaic offer, CUBE CONCEPTS first requires specific information about the company, which can be requested during an initial non-binding discussion. In addition to Location of the system and the available space is an essential component of the Annual load profile every quarter of an hour. This makes it possible to identify not only the daily or weekly electricity consumption, but also the peak load times and the base load. Such a consumption profile is readily available from the energy supplier. The calculation of the economic efficiency of all measures depends heavily on the current electricity tariff from. The energy prices per kWh and the basic fee or grid charges are of particular interest here.
With this information alone, a good assessment can be made of the possible savings potential and the optimal dimensioning of the photovoltaic system, electricity storage or an entire energy project. Once the roof condition, statics and planned operational developments have been discussed, CUBE CONCEPTS considers possible subsidies and calculates various financing models. After this Desktop analysis and the service contract, the technology starts with detailed roof checks, insurance checks, applications for grid compatibility or a building permit and much more.
Conclusion: How companies benefit from a photovoltaic offer
A customized photovoltaic offer provides a company with a solution for its energy supply or energy project. By providing the above information, precise calculations of potential savings can be calculated to maximize self-consumption and increase profitability. When implemented, companies benefit from increased energy independence, long-term stable electricity costs and the opportunity to achieve sustainable energy goals.
A professionally planned photovoltaic project takes into account not only technical, but also economic and regulatory factors. With a thorough analysis, consideration of funding opportunities and well thought-out integration into existing energy systems, companies can future-proof their operations.
Ultimately, a customized photovoltaic solution not only helps to reduce operating costs, but also strengthens the company's ecological responsibility and competitiveness.