Consulting Engineering

Strategic support for solar-plus-storage and microgrid projects

We've been in the industry for 25 years

Our solutions are rooted in deep expertise

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Engineering Services

Designing systems that perform to expectations

As proven technical experts, we act as consultants on designing and engineering your system, whether itโ€™s a commercial and industrial (C&I), microgrid, or small utility-scale project.

Project Design Engineering

  • Full System Design Engineering Drawings
  • C&I, Microgrid, PV and Energy Storage Systems
  • Electrical & Structural Drawings
  • Equipment Specification Support

Consulting Engineering

  • Engineer of Record Services
  • Codes & Standards Consulting
  • Power Studies & Analysis
  • Engineering Site Audit or Oversight

Microgrid Feasibility Studies

  • Electrical Feasibility Assessment
  • Multi-year Financial Modeling
  • System Energy Dispatch
  • System Architecture & Sizing

Electrical Expertise

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The renewable energy industry has a limited supply of experts well-versed in codes, standards, and best practices. Expertise and risk are inversely proportional. The more expertise you have, the more you can drive down risk. 

Engineering Value

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Subject-matter expertise creates opportunities to add value throughout project designโ€”especially for unique energy storage and microgrid systems. We find innovative solutions to complex engineering problems.

Microgrid Feasibility Studies

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Microgrids offer a compelling solution for communities and businesses to reduce electricity costs, improve resiliency, and meet sustainability goals. Our feasibility studies help you determine whatโ€™s actually possible from a financial, electrical, and site-based perspective.

Technical Articles & Case Studies

  • Aerial view of a solar panel array powering a building surrounded by trees

    Case Study

    A Community-Driven Island Microgrid

    One of the northernmost parts of the continental U.S., Orcas Island is roughly three hours (by car and ferry) from downtown Seattle and is connected to the mainland by a single undersea transmission line. Extreme weather events and grid outages can leave locals stranded for extended periods of time.

    To protect their uniquely vulnerable infrastructure, the San Juan County Emergency Management (SJCEM) agency identified the Orcas Center as a facility that could function as a resiliency hub in an emergency. The location was conveniently central and well known community gathering place. The issue, however, was that the Orcas Center did not have the energy resources required to function as an island-able microgrid system.

    With a site (Orcas Center) and primary goal (energy resilience) in mind, SJCEM set out to find the right mix of distributed energy resources to achieve key performance benchmarks while staying within space and budgetary constraints.

    In other words, this island facility was interested in โ€œislandingโ€ from the grid.

    Read on: A Community-Driven Island Microgrid
  • Engineering Best Practices

    What is Ownerโ€™s Engineering?

    Picture this: you own and operate a successful regional bakery. Business is going well, but rising power prices are pushing up your cost of goods sold, and your main production facility experiences regular, expensive outages. You decide that a solar…

    Read on: What is Ownerโ€™s Engineering?