Solar systems designed around the way you actually use electricity
Every project starts with your electricity bill. We figure out how much you can save, design a system to capture those savings, manage the installation, and keep it running well for years to come. You choose how far to go.
Cut operating costs by 35-50% and lock in energy pricing for 25 years
Commercial electricity in St. Kitts is expensive, and it is structured to get more expensive the more you use. Your bill includes both energy charges and a separate fee based on your peak usage, which can add thousands of dollars a month before you even account for the electricity itself.
Solar reduces the energy portion of your bill directly. Add battery storage, and you also reduce that peak-usage charge by storing solar energy and releasing it during high-demand periods. The combined effect can cut your total electricity costs by 35-50%.
EMC provides the detailed financial analysis that boards and investors require: how quickly the system pays for itself, the return on your investment over 25 years, and how the numbers hold up if conditions change. Three system options, clearly compared, with cautious assumptions built in.
What You Get
- 12-month utility bill analysis
- Three system options (Solar / Solar+Storage / Full Hybrid)
- Full financial analysis (payback, 25-year returns, scenario testing)
- Board-ready investment proposal
- Turnkey installation with 6 QC checkpoints
- Year 1 monitoring included
- Ongoing O&M and optimization
Cut your electricity bill by 40-60% and add value to your property
A typical St. Kitts household spends $1,500 to $3,000 XCD per month on electricity. A solar system sized to your home brings that bill down permanently. The panels keep producing for 25+ years, and every year the grid price goes up, your savings grow.
EMC residential projects get the same careful design and financial analysis we use on large commercial installations. You receive a clear proposal showing exactly what you will save, how long it takes to pay for itself, and how your cost of solar power compares to what SKELEC charges.
What You Get
- Electricity bill analysis
- Custom system design for your roof
- Clear savings and payback projections
- Hurricane-rated mounting and top-rated panels
- Turnkey installation
- Monitoring from day one
Store solar energy, cut peak-usage charges, and keep the lights on during outages
Without a battery, your solar panels only help during daylight hours. Any power you do not use while the sun is shining goes back to the grid at a fraction of what you pay for it. A battery stores that surplus so you can use it in the evening, at night, or during a power outage.
For businesses, batteries also reduce the peak-usage charges on your electricity bill, which can account for 30-40% of the total. EMC uses lithium iron phosphate batteries exclusively. They are the safest type available (no fire risk), last 15+ years of daily use, and come with 10-year manufacturer warranties.
Why Battery Storage
- Use solar energy after sunset
- Reduce peak-usage charges by 15-25%
- Backup power during grid outages
- Keep your solar power instead of selling it back to the grid at a loss
- Prepare for time-of-use tariffs
Know exactly where your energy spend goes before deciding what to do about it
Not ready for a solar project? Start with an energy audit. EMC will analyze 12 months of utility bills, profile your consumption patterns, identify efficiency opportunities, and provide an indicative solar sizing with estimated savings.
The audit fee is credited 100% toward any EMC project contract executed within 12 months. You get data-driven insight at zero net cost if you proceed.
Audit Deliverables
- 12-month consumption analysis
- Demand profile and load assessment
- Efficiency recommendations (prioritized by ROI)
- Solar feasibility summary
- Indicative payback range
- Prioritized action plan
Every project starts with a conversation.
Send us a recent electricity bill and we will tell you what solar can do for your property. No cost, no obligation.
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