Management & finance
Compare investment, recurring payments, contractual duration and operating assumptions before selecting a model.
BUSINESS
An energy project affects operating costs, service continuity and capital allocation. We bring these decisions into one project framework.

YOUR DECISIONS
Compare investment, recurring payments, contractual duration and operating assumptions before selecting a model.
Assess daytime loads, critical equipment, roof condition, connection requirements and available backup.
Specify equipment references, warranties, delivery responsibilities, commissioning and maintenance.
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
Production schedules, motors, process loads and usable roof area.
Cold storage, handling equipment, daytime demand and site access.
Cooling, lighting, guest services and building operating hours.
Priority equipment, continuity requirements and existing backup supply.
A CLEAR SCOPE
| Stage | What to clarify together |
|---|---|
| Initial assessment | Your consumption, site constraints, priorities and available documents. |
| Technical proposal | Proposed capacity, energy balance, equipment, installation scope and any selected backup loads. |
| Commercial proposal | Compare direct purchase, leasing or PPA where available. Pricing, assumptions and exclusions must be explicit. |
| Delivery & aftercare | Define the installation partner, commissioning tests, warranties and maintenance arrangements before commitment. |
BetterAf supports project development and coordination. Technical and financing responsibilities are defined in the agreements for each project.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Not automatically. Grid-connected solar without a suitable backup architecture generally stops when the grid fails. Backup requires compatible equipment, selected loads and a defined autonomy.
A preliminary estimate may be considered if sufficient consumption and site information is available. A firm proposal requires technical validation and clearly stated assumptions.
No. Leasing concerns the use of equipment against rental payments. A PPA concerns electricity purchased at a contractual price per kWh. Ownership, maintenance and end-of-term terms must be reviewed separately.
The offer should identify the responsible company, manufacturer warranties, service scope, response arrangements and exclusions. These are agreed for your specific project.
Your request is recorded with a reference. The next step is to qualify the need and available information, then agree whether further data, a site visit or a detailed study is appropriate. Recording an enquiry is not financing approval.
EQUIPMENT & TECHNICAL STANDARDS
International manufacturers to consider for your project. Equipment is selected against site requirements, compatibility and service arrangements.
Models and technical documentation matched to the project.
Compatibility, installation conditions and traceability reviewed.
Warranties, maintenance and service responsibilities specified.
YOUR ENERGY PROJECT
Share your operating needs and investment priorities.