Demand & existing supply
Assess energy use, peak loads, future demand, generation, grid constraints, distribution and current system condition.
MyEnergy provides consulting and feasibility services for off-grid power, solar, battery storage, generator integration and remote energy projects.
We assess the site, power requirements and project constraints to determine what is practical, what it is likely to cost and how it can be delivered. This gives clients a clear foundation before moving into detailed design, procurement or construction.
Practical power-system advice for projects in Australia and the Pacific. A standalone service to inform your decisions, or the first step towards a system delivered by MyEnergy.
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We help owners, operators and project teams understand the power options before they commit to equipment or construction. An engagement can assess a new supply, review an existing system, compare upgrade pathways or test the feasibility of a project. The study is scoped around the questions you need answered, whether or not MyEnergy delivers the installation.
Assess energy use, peak loads, future demand, generation, grid constraints, distribution and current system condition.
Compare grid-connected, off-grid and hybrid approaches, including generators, solar, storage and operating controls, at an agreed concept level.
Consider indicative costs, operating requirements, access, logistics, project staging and the information needed for the next decision.
Depending on the brief, outputs can include an options assessment, recommended concept, preliminary sizing, indicative equipment schedule, budget range and key assumptions. We can also review proposed systems, tender submissions or upgrade plans. For Australian and Pacific projects, the assessment considers the location, available infrastructure, transport and maintenance arrangements. Use the findings with your own team or engage MyEnergy for the next stage.
The service ends with the agreed study and recommendations. Detailed design or installation can follow if you choose, under a separate scope.
Define the project objectives, decisions, available information and level of assessment needed.
Review loads, existing infrastructure, site constraints and suitable power-system approaches.
Explain the options, assumptions, recommendations and next steps in the agreed study outputs.
Yes. We agree the questions, scope and deliverables with you. The study can support your own project team or procurement process, without a commitment to a MyEnergy installation.
Yes. An agreed review can consider system performance, generation, storage, distribution, controls, changing loads and practical upgrade options.
Yes. We can scope consulting and feasibility for Australian and Pacific projects. The assessment considers local conditions, available information, site access, logistics and the project team. Any site visit or further investigation is agreed as part of the engagement.
No. It establishes options and concepts at the agreed level of detail. Detailed engineering develops the design documentation required for the next stage.
Yes. If you want to proceed with us, we can develop a further scope for design, supply, construction, commissioning and support, suited to the project and location.
Commission a defined consulting or feasibility engagement for a project in Australia or the Pacific. Use the findings with your team, or choose to continue with MyEnergy.
Engage us for a defined study, options assessment or existing-system review. Take the findings into your own design, procurement or project process. There is no commitment to a MyEnergy installation.
Choose to continue into detailed design, procurement, installation and commissioning with MyEnergy. We agree the next scope around your project, location and delivery requirements.
Depending on the project, our scope may include:
The aim of the feasibility process is to give you a practical understanding of the available options and the risks that need to be addressed.
Depending on the scope, we can provide a recommended system concept, indicative equipment schedule, preliminary layout, budget range and pathway into detailed engineering and project delivery.
MyEnergy can remain involved beyond the initial study, providing detailed design, equipment supply, system construction, installation, commissioning and ongoing support.
Keeping consulting, engineering and delivery connected reduces gaps between the proposed solution and what can be reliably built on site.
Whether you are planning a new remote power system, reviewing an existing installation or assessing the viability of a larger project, we can help establish the right direction from the outset.