Reduce grid exposure
Look at when electricity is used before deciding how much should be generated or stored.
One property · five connected layers
Think in systems.Build in stages.
A useful energy plan starts with the property—not a product catalogue. We map the electrical foundation, the loads and the likely next steps, then decide what belongs in the first stage.
Generate · SolarStore · BatteryCharge · EVManage + Integrate
The Braintric system
Five jobs.
One design conversation.
01GenerateSolar power
Match production to the way the site actually uses electricity.
↗02StoreBattery storageUse capacity where it earns its place—in the evening, at peaks or during backup.
↗03ChargeEV chargingPlan the charger, supply capacity and future vehicles together.
↗04ManageEnergy managementMake energy flows visible and give controllable loads a clear job.
↗05IntegrateElectrical infrastructureBuild the switchboards, distribution, metering and control behind the system.
↗Where the brief begins
Start with the constraint that matters.
Some projects begin with a bill that is too high. Others begin with a new vehicle, a full switchboard, poor visibility of loads or a need for backup. The starting point changes; the discipline does not.
Make room for new loads
Check the electrical path before adding chargers, plant or a larger energy system.
Define backup properly
Name the circuits, duration and operating limits rather than treating backup as a checkbox.
See what the site is doing
Metering and monitoring can reveal the next useful change without guessing.
Talk through the site first
Bring us the property, not a shopping list.
We will help turn your bills, plans and site constraints into a sensible first step.