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COMMERCIAL ENERGY STRATEGY

Energy Decisions That Hold Up Under Financial Scrutiny

Sunchoice Energy helps energy-intensive businesses determine whether on-site solar deserves capital, how it should be structured, and what risks must be resolved before a commitment is made.

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WHO WE SERVE

Built for Operations Where Energy Is a Material Cost

Built in commercial agriculture and applied to high-load operations where energy affects production, margin, and capital planning.

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Agriculture & Food Production

Poultry, dairy, irrigation, grain, and other operations where energy directly supports production.

Industrial processing facility with rooftop solar

Processing & Cold Storage

Refrigeration and process loads evaluated around demand profile, production schedule, and uptime.

Industrial grain and processing facility

Manufacturing & Industrial

Facilities where cost stability, uptime, and long-term operating performance make energy a strategic issue.

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High-Load Commercial

Commercial sites with meaningful electricity exposure and a viable on-site energy profile.

OUR APPROACH

Start With the Business Case, Not the Equipment

Every structure is tested against the same operating data, capital constraints, tax position, and downside assumptions.

Verified Inputs

Utility bills, load profile, rate structure, and operating assumptions establish the baseline. The model starts with what the facility actually uses and pays.

Capital Structure

Ownership, lease, and PPA are compared on cash flow, tax value, balance-sheet impact, contract terms, and flexibility.

Risk & Sensitivity

We test utility escalation, production changes, incentive assumptions, and contract obligations before recommending a structure.

Agricultural facility with rooftop solar
Commercial processing facility with rooftop solar
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DECISION STANDARD

Four Tests Every Project Must Pass

Economics Before Equipment

The project must strengthen the business case. If the economics require perfect assumptions, it does not move forward.

Downside Must Hold

The economics must remain credible when rates, production, timing, or assumptions move against the base case.

Structure Must Fit the Business

Ownership, lease, and PPA are compared on equal assumptions so the capital, contract, and risk trade-offs are visible.

The Decision Must Be Defensible

Leadership receives a recommendation that can be explained clearly to ownership, lenders, and the board.

NEXT STEP

Bring Us the Facility. We’ll Pressure-Test the Opportunity.

Start with the facility and approximate annual electricity spend. We’ll determine whether the opportunity merits deeper analysis.

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