Power Package
Solar, storage, hybrid controls, backup integration, and site-ready power equipment scoped around the operating load.
A service-led path for mine operators that need dependable power, storage, monitoring, and maintenance without carrying every asset purchase up front.
Energy as a Service turns power infrastructure into an operating service. The model can combine generation, battery storage, controls, remote monitoring, field maintenance, and performance reporting into one managed scope.
For mining teams, EaaS is strongest when reliability is urgent, capex timing is constrained, or a site needs a measured pathway from early works to a larger permanent energy plan.
Solar, storage, hybrid controls, backup integration, and site-ready power equipment scoped around the operating load.
Remote visibility for performance, alarms, service events, operating data, and reporting that supports decisions over time.
Defined responsibilities for uptime expectations, maintenance windows, response paths, spares, training, and handover records.
Energy infrastructure can move forward when direct purchase approvals or budget cycles would slow the site.
Monitoring and service routines help connect system performance to operating accountability.
The model can start with a defined load and expand as camps, workshops, water systems, or processing needs grow.
Operating data, service logs, and clear responsibilities create better material for internal and partner review.
Define critical loads, runtime needs, site constraints, fuel exposure, and reliability expectations.
Select the right solar, storage, hybrid controls, metering, and support equipment for the service obligation.
Agree responsibilities for availability, maintenance, response, reporting, payments, and change control.
Coordinate delivery, installation, testing, training, safety checks, and operating documentation.
Track performance, service activity, incidents, and expansion triggers across the contract life.
TellCo helps connect the technical package to the commercial model, service plan, partner roles, and evidence needed for approval.
The result is an energy service structure that can be installed, monitored, maintained, and adjusted around real mining operations.
Start with the operating need, reliability target, deployment timeline, and service responsibility.