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Regardless of whether it's solar, warehousing or construction - two things are vitally important: quality and delivery reliability. It is no coincidence that these aspects match us perfectly. To increase quality and delivery reliability even further, it is sensible to involve us in your project as early as possible. Because then our engineers, project managers and logistics specialists can apply their knowledge and experience at the right time. That way, you avoid unnecessary delays and we achieve faster and even better results together. Would you like to take full advantage of our knowledge and experience? Then contact us. Any questions can also be added in the comments. Read more about it on our website: https://bit.ly/41yXkOo

This week’s energy word from our glossary is #EPC! Discover what EPC stands for and explore its significance in project management and #solar development. Dive into the roles of EPC companies, how EPC contracts work for solar projects, and the distinctions between EPC designers and developers.

Day Automation can provide Energy Performance Contract projects (EPCs). These projects are a financing mechanism used to improve the energy efficiency of buildings and facilities. One of the key features of an EPC is that the ESCO guarantees that the savings will be sufficient to cover the cost of the project.

An engineering procurement and construction (EPC) business in Africa can offer unique value propositions and competitive advantages based on the specific needs and characteristics of the African market. Here are some potential factors to consider: 1. Local Expertise: Having a deep understanding of the local market, regulations, and cultural nuances can be a significant advantage. It allows the EPC business to navigate challenges more effectively and build strong relationships with local stakeholders. 2. Infrastructure Development: Africa presents significant opportunities for infrastructure development, including energy, transportation, water, and telecommunications. An EPC business that specializes in these sectors can leverage the growing demand and contribute to the continent's development. 3. Sustainable Solutions: With increasing focus on sustainability and renewable energy, an EPC business that offers environmentally friendly solutions can stand out. This can include expertise in solar, wind, hydro, or other clean energy technologies. 4. Local Workforce Development: Investing in local talent and skills development can be a competitive advantage. By training and employing local workers, an EPC business can contribute to job creation, capacity building, and socio-economic development in the region. 5. Strong Partnerships: Collaborating with local suppliers, subcontractors, and strategic partners can enhance the EPC business's capabilities and local presence. Building strong relationships with local entities can also help navigate bureaucratic processes and establish credibility. 6. Quality and Safety Standards: Adhering to international quality and safety standards is crucial for project success. An EPC business that consistently delivers high-quality work and maintains strict safety protocols can differentiate itself in the market. It is important to note that the specific value propositions and competitive advantages will vary depending on the EPC business's specialization, target market, and competitive landscape. Conducting thorough market research and understanding the specific needs and challenges of the African market will help tailor the business strategy and offerings accordingly.

I have been speaking to several industry leaders over the past couple of weeks about how to manage the rapidly increasing growth of #BESS deployments. There is one common theme. It is about picking a partner that has an established support infrastructure, a provider with a track record of standing by their customers, and a partnered approach to addressing/mitigating future risk. To quote the Farmers Insurance commercial, at Powin "We know a thing or two because we have seen a thing or two." We are not the only experienced BESS provider, but experience is the key piece to consider on these investment-grade projects. We are happy to be one of the best players in this equation.

They say there is no such thing as a free lunch, but there IS a free report on minimising risk in BESS construction projects if you click on the link below!

Tune in to episode 8 of Project Management in the Solar Industry with Brian Matthew's! Live now! Learn more about Solar operation, project management, and the importance of teamwork. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion. ⚡️☀️⚡️ #solar #power #electric #business #propertymanagement #facilitymanagement Lippolis Electric, Inc. [Link to the episode: https://lnkd.in/ehQ9mZkS]

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Training Buildings of over 2000m2 in the private sector, and above 1000m2 in the public sector, are now required to display an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) in the building’s foyer, and these need to be updated every 5 years. This course addresses the requirements for EPC’s, the related standards that need to be taken into account, how to do the calculations and what information is required for assessment to have an EPC issued, as well as the various custodians of the EPC and the processes to follow. This one day course is ideal for facility managers, energy managers, consultants, owners of buildings who need to understand the EPC standard and related standards to complete the required information necessary to issue an EPC for a building. Read more and Register here: https://lnkd.in/dnbmMMK6

Utilities are increasingly using batteries for grid stability and arbitrage, or moving electricity from periods of low prices to periods of high prices, but utilities no longer want to rely on third parties for design, engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance work: they aim to own as much of the project lifecycle as possible. The goal, they say, is to improve efficiency, establish standards, and develop internal expertise.

With the rapid advancements in solar technology, there is a heightened expectation for EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) companies to align with the capabilities of the products provided by manufacturers. It is crucial to select the appropriate products and engineering solutions to prevent potential issues during site commissioning. My role is to ensure that the product selection and engineering design are seamlessly integrated, thereby facilitating a smooth process for the EPC company and ensuring successful project execution. It sounds like I am emphasizing the critical role of careful product selection and engineering in ensuring smooth project execution for EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) companies in the solar industry. YES I AM. Your responsibility involves making sure that the products and designs you offer meet the expectations and requirements of both the Consumer and the EPC firms, helping to avoid issues during commissioning and ensuring a seamless process. Let’s have a chat ! #engineeering #solar