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Short peaks set real costs.
A few high-demand periods can drive the power charge and leave less room for new loads.
The Grid Connection PlatformStarting in Sweden
Commercial and industrial sites
More usable capacity.
01 · The site constraintPeak cost · connection limits · split systems
The whole site mattersOne connection. Several sources of value.
Charging, solar, automation and new production all compete for the same grid connection. Short peaks can block new loads and set grid costs even when average demand stays lower.
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Electrification adds load before the grid expands.
Charging, heat pumps and production upgrades often need capacity sooner than a larger connection can arrive.
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Separate devices cannot plan the site.
Meters, solar, chargers, batteries and process loads need one operating plan and one set of local limits.
Start with the site as one system01 of 05
02 · DeliveryAssess · install · operate
One accountable operatorFrom grid connection to a system in operation.
Sourceful brings data, control, equipment, finance and market services into one agreed scope. The customer gets one system and one clear operating model.
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Assess the site
We review load data, the grid connection, equipment, planned loads and the operating goals.
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Choose the model and install
When a battery is the right first asset, we size and install it, connect it to the site and choose the ownership model.
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Operate the full system
We monitor and control the site, maintain the equipment and handle market participation within the agreed service scope.
Customers buy an outcome02 of 05
03 · Commercial modelTwo ownership paths
The scope is agreed per siteTwo ownership models. One operator.
The platform and operating logic stay the same. The site economics decide whether the equipment should be customer-owned or Sourceful-financed.
01 · Sourceful-financed
A Sourceful-financed option.
Where the project economics and site risk fit, Sourceful funds the equipment and operates it against the agreed outcome.
- — No equipment purchase by the customer
- — Site-specific service agreement
- — Sourceful operates and supports the system
02 · Customer-owned
You own the equipment.
You fund the battery. Sourceful integrates it with the site and stays responsible for the agreed operations.
- — Equipment on the customer balance sheet
- — Open EMS and mixed-hardware integration
- — Sourceful-operated service scope
Open infrastructure · operated outcomes03 of 05
04 · Site fitC&I first
We qualify each siteStart where the grid connection has clear value.
Good sites have a real capacity or cost problem, useful load data and room for a safe installation. We review the case before we make a proposal.
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Commercial property
Charging, ventilation, cooling and tenant loads create peaks or compete for connection capacity.
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Industry
Process loads create peaks, and new electric equipment needs room inside the existing connection.
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Fleet and depot
Several vehicles charge on a schedule and can benefit from one plan for chargers, battery and site limits.
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Agriculture
Milking, cooling, heating and new electric equipment create a varied load profile with clear operating needs.
We say no when the case does not fit04 of 05
05 · Next stepSite review
What can your grid connection do?
Send a recent bill or load export. We review the connection, load profile, planned loads and operating goals, then identify the first project that makes sense.
No project before the numbers make sense05 of 05