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Projects & Case Studies
9 registered patterns. Project grids, narratives, results and case-study proof.
01 / Before and After
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Comparison
Before and after
Use accurately described images and add the context needed to interpret the comparison. Do not imply typical or guaranteed results.
Before

Describe the original condition or starting point.
After

Describe the completed result using only supportable claims.
02 / Case Study Body
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The brief
Document the constraint before the outcome.
A mixed-use harbour workshop needed solar generation that respected a fragmented roof, strong daytime demand and a later battery phase. The design started with usable roof zones and load timing before equipment selection.
BUILDING
Mixed-use workshop
SYSTEM
Roof-led array
STORAGE
Battery-ready
RESULT
Monitoring live
The system decisions
- Explain why the array layout was chosen
- Explain inverter and battery decisions
- Explain cable routes, access or installation constraints
- Explain what the monitoring setup exposes to the owner
Evidence before claims
Show what can be proved.
The demo intentionally avoids invented savings and yield figures. In a live project, measured production, consumption and project-specific warranty data can be added here once verified.
03 / Case Study Narrative
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Case study
A clear account of the work.
Challenge
State the context and the client’s actual need in straightforward terms.
Approach
Explain the thinking, collaboration, and key decisions behind the work.
Solution
Describe what was delivered and how it answered the brief.
04 / Case Study Results
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Results
Show only outcomes you can support.
Outcome metric
Add a verified result
Client perspective
Replace this with an approved, attributable client statement—or remove it.
05 / Project Brief
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A useful first brief
Tell us enough to avoid the generic pitch.
- Property or business type
- Approximate electricity use if known
- Roof or site photos if available
- Battery, EV or backup goals
- Preferred timing
Project brief
Start with the building, not the brochure.
Send the site location, property type, approximate electricity use and what you want solar or storage to achieve. Add roof or electrical photos when you have them.
Location
Energy use
Roof / site
Battery goals
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06 / Project Grid
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PROJECT DIRECTORY
Twelve at a time. Every card has room to breathe.
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Cedar Lane Battery Home
View project →: Cedar Lane Battery HomeA residential system brief where storage timing and monitoring matter as much as generation.
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Marina Service Centre
View project →: Marina Service CentreA service-site brief connecting solar generation with changing operational loads.
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City School Rooftop
View project →: City School RooftopA public-building concept shaped around daytime use, roof access and straightforward handover.
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Orchard Business Park
View project →: Orchard Business ParkA multi-building brief that keeps programme and monitoring consistent across a larger site.
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Canal House Energy
View project →: Canal House EnergyA compact residential brief balancing roof geometry, demand and battery readiness.
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Hilltop Family Home
View project →: Hilltop Family HomeResidential solar designed around household use, future charging and storage priorities.
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Westside Distribution Hub
View project →: Westside Distribution HubRoof area, site logistics and operating hours are brought into one scalable project brief.
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Metro Food Hall Solar
View project →: Metro Food Hall SolarA commercial brief where daytime electrical demand drives the system conversation.
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Coastal Workshop Array
View project →: Coastal Workshop ArrayA straightforward generation-first brief with space reserved for future storage and EV demand.
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North Quarter Studios
View project →: North Quarter StudiosA mixed-use energy brief connecting daytime demand, roof constraints and visible monitoring.
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Riverside Logistics Roof
View project →: Riverside Logistics RoofA large-roof project brief focused on operational load, access and practical installation sequencing.
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Harbour Works Solar
View project →: Harbour Works SolarCommercial rooftop concept shaped around working hours, roof access and a clear monitoring handover.
07 / Project Intro
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The project
Project title ready for the next chapter
Introduce the challenge, the approach, and the outcome in a few concise sentences.
Focus
Add a focus
Duration
Add a timeframe
Outcome
Add an outcome
08 / Project Showcase
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Selected system types
Different roofs. Different logic.

Commercial roof
Harbour Works solar

Urban rooftop
Tight-space planning

Ground array
Open-site generation
09 / Project Story
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Project scope
Start with the brief and the intended outcome
Describe the context, requirements and priorities in clear, project-specific language.
Challenge
Explain the constraints or decisions that shaped the work.
Approach
Outline the design, construction or installation approach.
Result
Summarise the realised outcome without unsupported claims or figures.