Engineering that makes every kilowatt count.

A free consultation — usually a call — where we discuss your site, your energy consumption, and what you want to achieve. You leave with an honest read on whether a project makes sense, and no obligation.

We work across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, with bases in Lebanon and Oman, and have delivered projects in more than ten countries.

Both. We can install and commission PV and solar thermal systems ourselves, or stay on your side while your contractor builds. Either way the design is vendor-neutral, so suppliers compete for your project on your terms.

Each engagement is scoped and priced up front, with named deliverables — a report, a design package, a review — so you know exactly what you receive before you commit.

An owner's engineer is an independent technical adviser who works for you, the project owner — not for the supplier or the contractor. We review designs and specifications, compare bids, check equipment and warranties, and follow procurement, construction and commissioning, so that what gets built matches what you paid for.

It tells you whether a system makes sense before you buy anything: an analysis of how and when your site uses energy, an assessment of the roof or land and the solar resource, energy-yield modelling, and a costed comparison of options, with payback measured against what you pay today for grid or generator power. You get a report you can take to any installer.

Yes. Technical due diligence on proposals is a core part of our work: we check the design assumptions, equipment selection, yield estimates and warranties, and tell you plainly whether the offer is sound, over-sized or missing something. Because we sell no equipment, we have no stake in which bid you choose.

It can — how much depends on your load profile, the space you have and how many hours of grid supply you get. We model your actual consumption against grid and generator supply, then size solar, storage or a hybrid of both, so the numbers are clear before you invest.