Power trading involves buying and selling electricity in wholesale markets to profit from price fluctuations. Traders use strategies to forecast supply and demand dynamics, manage risks, and optimize purchasing. This can include physical or financial contracts, and operates in both regulated and deregulated markets, involving utilities, traders, and large consumers.

Open access power sourcing enables consumers to directly buy electricity from generators or traders, bypassing utilities. It offers cost savings, flexibility, and competitive pricing while promoting market efficiency and reducing reliance on distributors.

Regulatory and energy legal services provide expert guidance on compliance with energy laws, regulations, and policies. They assist with licensing, contracts, energy trading, environmental issues, dispute resolution, and navigating complex energy market rules to ensure legal adherence and mitigate risks.

Energy management and auditing involve assessing energy consumption patterns, identifying inefficiencies, and implementing strategies to reduce energy use and costs. Audits provide detailed reports, while management ensures continuous monitoring, optimization, and compliance with energy saving goals, enhancing operational efficiency and sustainability.

Net zero and ESC (Energy Savings Certificate) compliance involve strategies to reduce carbon emissions and meet energy efficiency targets. Net zero aims for balanced emissions, while ESC compliance ensures organizations earn certificates for energy-saving actions, supporting sustainability and regulatory adherence.

Solar rooftop installation services provide end-to-end solutions for setting up solar panels on residential, commercial, or industrial rooftops. These services include site assessment, design, installation, system integration, and maintenance, enabling clients to harness solar energy for sustainable and cost-efficient power.

Green attributes trading involves the buying and selling of environmental credits such as carbon credits, IRECs, and RECs. These credits represent renewable energy production or carbon offset initiatives, enabling organizations to meet sustainability targets and promote clean energy development.