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Source energy around your actual demand.
SOLAMG helps agricultural, commercial and industrial users explore structured renewable-energy purchases through qualifying wheeling arrangements.
Your electricity account tells only part of the story.
A credible purchasing strategy considers when energy is used, how the tariff works, where meters sit, what flexibility exists and how much renewable supply can realistically be absorbed.
Load profile
Half-hourly or hourly consumption, operating schedule, seasonality, base load, peaks and planned growth.
Tariff position
Energy charges, time-of-use periods, demand costs, network charges and current supply arrangements.
Metering
Meter identifiers, network operator, account structure, data availability and required configuration changes.
Renewable target
Cost, sustainability, carbon reporting, resilience and procurement objectives over the intended term.
Volume fit
How much of a generator’s available output can be consumed and reconciled against actual demand.
Commercial appetite
Contract duration, price structure, escalation, credit requirements and acceptable risk allocation.
A more strategic electricity position.
A well-structured renewable-energy purchase may help a business diversify its supply strategy and plan energy costs over a longer horizon.
- Match renewable supply to real operating demand
- Support sustainability and emissions-reduction objectives
- Create greater visibility over a portion of energy costs
- Build a procurement pathway suited to the network and meter
- Coordinate generator, buyer and implementation requirements
What helps us evaluate your requirement.
Recent bills
Electricity accounts covering a representative operating period and all relevant supply points.
Interval data
Half-hourly or hourly meter data, ideally covering twelve months and showing seasonal changes.
Network detail
Municipality or Eskom supply, tariff name, meter numbers, voltage level and connection context.
Objectives
Desired renewable share, commercial priorities, decision horizon and internal approval process.
Understanding the commitment.
Will wheeled energy remove my existing electricity account?
Usually not. Network and other regulated charges may remain, while the wheeled energy is reconciled through the applicable billing and settlement arrangement.
Can every business participate?
No. Participation depends on the network operator, municipality, tariff, meter configuration, energy data and applicable rules.
Is renewable energy always cheaper?
No fixed saving can be promised. Value depends on the final price, contract term, escalation, usage pattern, retained network charges and implementation costs.