Load and demand analysis
Review utility bills, load profiles and operating schedules to understand real energy demand.
Renewable Energy
Assess, plan and integrate renewable energy options for buildings and organizations.
Service overview
What is Renewable Energy?
Renewable Energy service supports the use of clean energy sources such as solar power to reduce reliance on conventional energy and improve long-term energy planning. It fits building owners, factories, commercial facilities and organizations exploring practical energy transition options. INDEX helps assess project needs, study technical and site conditions, compare suitable solutions and coordinate implementation planning with the wider sustainability strategy.
Service scope
How we support the project
Practical consulting workstreams that help owners, designers and operators move from target setting to usable evidence.
On-site generation feasibility
Assess solar PV or other on-site options against area, orientation, structure and electrical constraints.
Grid and technical integration
Coordinate single-line diagrams, connection limits, protection, metering and operation requirements.
Financial and procurement options
Compare investment, PPA, tariff, payback and procurement options for the owner decision.
Carbon and reporting support
Estimate emissions impact and organize evidence for renewable-energy or Scope 2 claims.
Checklist
What to prepare before we begin
Early project information helps the team confirm feasibility, focus the right strategies and reduce rework during documentation.
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Utility bills and interval data
At least 12 months of bills and interval data, where available, improve feasibility accuracy.
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Available roof or land area
Area, orientation, shading, access and structural constraints shape the technical option.
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Electrical drawings
Single-line diagrams, transformer capacity and metering information are needed for integration review.
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Tariff and investment assumptions
Tariff, demand charge, ownership model and investment criteria drive the financial case.
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Claim and reporting boundary
Clarify whether the project needs energy savings, renewable-energy claims or Scope 2 emissions reduction evidence.
FAQ
Common questions
Which renewable options fit a building?
The right options depend on energy demand, available area, orientation, structural capacity, tariffs, operating pattern and investment criteria.
Can renewable energy reduce Scope 2 emissions?
Yes. On-site generation or eligible renewable procurement can reduce market-based Scope 2 emissions when the data and claims are documented properly.
What data is needed for feasibility?
Useful inputs include utility bills, load profile, roof or land area, structural information, electrical single-line diagrams, tariff assumptions and investment criteria.
Does renewable energy always need large capital investment?
Not always. The right route may include owner investment, power purchase agreements, leasing or procurement options, depending on site conditions and business objectives.
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