MANUFACTURING · UK

Make part of your energy cost on site.

Manufacturing already carries enough costs it cannot control. A suitable roof and daytime load can move part of electricity procurement into an on-site asset.

THE COMMERCIAL QUESTION How much purchased electricity can the factory avoid during generating hours?
Start with the site and load. Add technology only where the numbers support it.

WHY THIS SECTOR IS WORTH SCREENING

Different sites create value for different reasons.

01

Match production with demand

Daytime industrial load can create a useful overlap with solar generation and support higher self-consumption.

02

Reduce exposure, not dependence

Solar does not remove the grid. It can reduce the volume of electricity the business needs to purchase during generating hours.

03

Structure around the business

Own the asset, finance it or explore a PPA. Storage only follows where the load and tariff justify another layer of capital.

QUICK SITE CHECK

Put rough numbers behind the idea.

No bill upload yet. No sales call first. Start with an indicative screen and refine it only if the opportunity looks worthwhile.

Potential solar capacity—
Annual generation—
Indicative annual energy value—
Indicative avoided grid emissions—

Screening only. Site-specific feasibility must confirm roof, load, grid, tariff and final design.

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MIZANPOWER VIEW

Solar does not fix the whole electricity bill.

It changes part of its structure. Instead of buying every kWh from the grid, a suitable manufacturer can generate part of its requirement on an asset it already occupies.

DELIVERY EXPERIENCE

8.1 MWp industrial rooftop delivery experience

See a completed project from the engineering and delivery network behind MizanPower.

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START WITH THE SITE

If the first numbers are interesting, we can take it further.

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