Why Simcore Energy?

Solar panels generate energy during the day, but without a battery, any excess energy must be used immediately or sent to the grid. Battery storage lets you store that excess power to use at night, during peak rate times, or during outages.

Not necessarily—but if you want backup power, lower peak demand charges, or more control over your energy use, a battery is the next step.

It depends on your energy usage, your solar system size, and whether you want full or partial backup. Simcore designs systems based on your facility’s needs and priorities.

Not unless your system includes battery storage. Standard grid-tied solar systems automatically shut off during outages for safety. Adding a battery allows your system to provide backup power.

Batteries let you use stored energy when utility rates are highest, helping to avoid demand charges and reduce your reliance on the grid. That means greater savings and predictable energy costs.

Yes. We use Tier 1 commercial-grade batteries that meet UL, fire code, and utility safety standards. All installations follow strict safety protocols and are professionally commissioned.

Yes. Solar panels still generate electricity in overcast conditions, though at reduced output. Your system is designed to perform year-round, accounting for weather variability.

Yes, but it will typically be much lower. You'll still be connected to the grid and may be charged for electricity used beyond your solar output, plus fixed service fees. With the right system size, you can offset a significant portion of your bill.

Most commercial systems are completed within 3–6 months, depending on permitting and utility approvals.

No. We schedule work to minimize impact on your business.

Now is one of the best times to act while incentives from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) are still in effect. These incentives are time-sensitive and will phase down in the coming years—so installing sooner helps maximize savings and long-term value.