Build commercial PV projects on stronger technical foundations

We design solar PV systems for warehouses, factories, offices, retail sites, industrial units and complex multi building locations.

This service is suited to EPCs, installers, developers, consultants and asset owners who need accurate, practical and commercially useful designs. We can support early proposal work, sales stage layouts, PPA level designs, investor level design packs and more detailed design development as the project progresses.

Whether you need support on 1 project or ongoing design capacity across a wider pipeline, Nortcel can work as part of your team and adapt to your workflow.

Yes. We regularly support EPCs, installers and developers who need reliable design capacity without expanding their internal team.

We can support your existing designers, cover overflow work, replace an internal design function, or become your external design partner as your workload grows. Over time, we learn your standards, preferred formats, commercial priorities and approval process, which makes collaboration faster and smoother.

This is especially valuable for companies managing multiple opportunities where speed, accuracy and consistency all matter.

Yes. This is a key part of our commercial and industrial design support.

We can prepare design outputs suitable for proposals, client presentations, PPA discussions, early investment review and internal decision making. These designs help communicate system potential, expected performance, usable roof or land area, key assumptions and technical direction.

At this stage, the goal is to give stakeholders enough confidence to move the project forward while keeping assumptions realistic and clearly stated.

Turnaround depends on site complexity, input quality and the level of detail required.

A straightforward proposal level design can often be completed quickly when the required information is available. More complex sites, multiple buildings, detailed yield modelling, PPA support or investor level outputs may require more time.

We manage work through a structured project system where tasks, progress, priorities and missing information can be tracked clearly. This keeps communication efficient and helps projects move forward without unnecessary delays.

We treat design as an engineering process, not just a visual layout exercise.

Each project is reviewed for practical constraints, buildability, performance assumptions, equipment strategy and the level of detail required for its purpose. A proposal level design does not need the same detail as a construction ready package, but it still needs to be accurate enough to support good decisions.

Our aim is to reduce risk, avoid misleading assumptions and provide outputs that help clients sell, approve, finance or deliver projects with greater confidence.

The ideal information includes the site address, roof plans or drawings, electricity consumption data, available site photos, known constraints, preferred equipment, required system objective and any client specific requirements.

For proposal, PPA or investor level work, it is also useful to know the commercial purpose of the design. For example, whether the output is being used for a client proposal, internal approval, funding review, PPA modelling or early feasibility.

If the information is incomplete, we can still help you define what is missing and guide the next steps.

Pricing is based on project size, complexity, urgency, level of detail and required outputs.

A simple proposal level layout will be priced differently from a detailed investor level pack or design requiring multiple scenarios, revisions and performance analysis. We price around the technical care, responsiveness and level of support required for each project.

For long term partners, we can create a more predictable pricing structure that supports repeat work, fast turnaround and consistent quality.

Yes. Revisions and optimisation are a normal part of the design process.

We can revise layouts, adjust system size, compare design options, refine yield assumptions, review equipment choices and respond to stakeholder feedback. This is especially useful during proposal, PPA and investor review stages, where assumptions often develop as the project becomes clearer.

Our role is not only to produce a design, but to help the project reach a stronger technical and commercial position.