Unlock Capacity: Support additional buildings, electrify heat and transport, and accommodate higher operational loads—without triggering grid reinforcement.
Place-Based Power Infrastructure
SmartGrid benefits
The SmartGrids 'Place-Based Power' approach empowers businesses and developers to:
Maximise Onsite Generation: Deploy more onsite and private-wire generation and storage within existing export constraints.
Lower Cost of Energy: Avoid the cost and delay of grid upgrades. Reduce exposure to rising non-commodity charges and wholesale price volatility through increased use of onsite and private-wire energy.
Our sectors
Case Study: Marelli
UK businesses face structurally high electricity costs. Onsite and private wire generation can reduce them — but complex site infrastructure and grid constraints often limit what can be deployed.
SNRG enables industrial sites to integrate and operate generation, storage and flexible load as a single system — unlocking more capacity within existing limits and delivering lower long-term energy costs through a funded PPA.
Case Study: Marelli
UK businesses face structurally high electricity costs. Onsite and private wire generation can reduce them — but complex site infrastructure and grid constraints often limit what can be deployed.
SNRG enables industrial sites to integrate and operate generation, storage and flexible load as a single system — unlocking more capacity within existing limits and delivering lower long-term energy costs through a funded PPA.
Large real estate portfolios require scalable energy strategies across multiple buildings.
In practice, deployment is often constrained by limited roofspace, fragmented infrastructure and the complexity of managing standalone systems — limiting the impact of traditional approaches.
SNRG enables portfolio-wide deployment of generation, storage and flexible demand under a single PPA — funded, delivered and operated with no upfront capital — reducing energy costs and improving asset performance at scale.
Airports, ports, science parks and other large campuses often operate across extensive private electrical networks with multiple buildings, occupiers and demand profiles. These environments are frequently constrained by import/export capacity and internal network limitations, restricting growth, electrification and onsite generation.
SNRG delivers integrated microgrid solutions that coordinate generation, storage and demand across the site — unlocking capacity, enabling expansion and reducing long-term energy costs.
New towns and large-scale housing developments must support full electrification — from heat pumps and EV charging to rooftop solar and battery storage. The challenge is operating these assets within grid import and export limits. Without coordination, developments can trigger costly reinforcement and delays.
SNRG enables site-wide coordination of generation, storage and demand to operate within these constraints — unlocking capacity without grid upgrades and supporting long-term community stewardship.
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