Diagnose
Review bills, operating patterns, outages, generator use, and critical-load information.
You receiveEnergy baseline & information gaps
THE HOSPITAL SOLAR DIAGNOSTIC
From electricity bills
to board-ready decisions.
A structured assessment of your hospital’s readiness, options, suppliers, and evidence, led by Andrie Udal, Director of Hospital Solar Intelligence and AI.
Start your diagnostic ↗THE HOSPITAL SOLAR DIAGNOSTIC METHOD
Five stages. A clear decision trail.
Qualify
Assess budget, approval authority, procurement requirements, timeline, and project readiness.
You receiveReadiness assessment & next steps
Prescribe
Develop options with clear assumptions and questions for licensed engineering review.
You receiveOptions brief & validation requirements
Present
Compare costs, savings estimates, suppliers, equipment, warranties, financing, and risks.
You receiveBoard report & comparison matrix
Prove
Agree how measured generation, savings, availability, and generator use will be compared with expectations.
You receiveMeasurement plan & scoped performance report
Final system sizing, electrical and structural design, safety, and commissioning require appropriately licensed professionals. Performance reporting depends on an agreed scope and access to operating data.
Explore the diagnostic and deliverables ↗WHAT WE COMPARE
The full proposal, in context.
Hospital energy & continuity
Electricity use, outages, generator runtime and fuel, critical loads, backup arrangements, and installation constraints.
Equipment & technical scope
Proposed capacity, panel and inverter models, battery options, design assumptions, exclusions, and questions for engineering review.
Suppliers & delivery
Relevant completed-project evidence, credentials, local service, permits, commissioning, warranties, and maintenance responsibilities.
Costs & financing
Upfront and ongoing costs, taxes, payment terms, ownership, escalation, financing assumptions, and exit obligations.
Generation & savings
Expected generation, self-consumption, export assumptions, tariff sensitivity, operating changes, and the basis of each estimate.
Performance evidence
Agreed baseline, data access, reporting period, generation, availability, measured bill effects, generator use, and impact assumptions.
TANGIBLE DELIVERABLES
See what your board can receive.
Diagnostic preparation checklist
Organize the energy, site, operational, and decision-making information needed for a useful first assessment.
Download checklist (TXT) ↓Illustrative board decision report
See how a baseline, supplier matrix, risks, assumptions, and next-step decision fit together.
Read the sample report ↗Supplier comparison template
Use a common set of questions to request comparable quotations and record outstanding validation.
Download comparison template (CSV) ↓PROVE: MEASUREMENT BY AGREEMENT
Set the baseline before measuring success.
Performance reporting is scoped around available meter, inverter, bill, outage, and generator records. Agree the baseline, reporting period, data owner, and review responsibilities before installation.
Reports distinguish projected from measured results and explain changes in tariffs, weather, operating patterns, and system availability where data permits. Environmental estimates identify their calculation method and assumptions. Current system operation cannot be inferred from historical installation evidence.
Solar generation alone does not establish backup capability. Qualified engineers must assess islanded operation, storage, protection, controls, and integration with existing generators and UPS systems against critical-load requirements.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST CONVERSATION
Start with the information you have.
Your energy profile
Prepare 12 months of electricity bills, available daytime demand data, outages, generator use, and backup arrangements.
Your site and project
Bring available roof or parking plans, existing proposals, goals, and timing. Licensed professionals will assess site suitability.
Your decision process
Identify the project contact, budget approach, decision authority, and procurement requirements. No patient information is needed.
We will agree the scope, fees, referral disclosures, and an appropriate document-transfer process before collecting detailed records.
Request a hospital solar diagnostic ↗