C4 ENERAI Studio guides energy storage projects through a structured, software-driven workflow. It converts raw facility, utility, and interval data into a clear project profile, then sizes storage around the customer’s operating goals, load requirements, and backup needs. From there, it reviews site-specific code, fire-safety, utility, and equipment constraints; identifies compatible system options; and builds the financial model needed for a proposal. The platform also supports troubleshooting and commissioning through a technical AI assistant trained from real field experience that is guided by NFPA 855 and NFPA 70. By completing due diligence before design, C4 ENERAI Studio helps teams move from intake to a credible sales proposal, installation plan, commissioning path, and inspection support with relevant code and standards references.
Constraints get checked before drawings exist — so nothing gets designed, priced, or proposed against a requirement that was never going to clear.
Your objective sets the sizing math. Interval data gets parsed to peak kW, load factor, and the events that set each month's billing demand. A bill gets read for rate schedule, billed demand, and time-of-use windows.
Location drives requirements. The AHJ's adopted code, fire department access and separation rules, and the utility's interconnection process all get checked while the project can still change cheaply.
Compatible equipment, budgetary pricing, preliminary design with renderings, and a formal proposal — plus support through inspection, design review, installation, and commissioning.
Fifteen-minute or hourly meter readings, ideally twelve months. Most utilities let you download this from your account portal as a CSV.
A recent bill, PDF or photo. Enough to get you a credible first pass and a range.
Don't have either yet? Submit the form anyway and note it. We'll tell you exactly what to request from your utility and how to ask for it.
About five minutes. We'll confirm by email within one business day.
We're reading your energy data now. You'll get a confirmation email shortly, and a sizing package once the analysis finishes.
Contractors and installers hit questions in the field that cannot wait for a callback. Describe the issue and the agent pulls from troubleshooting records, adopted codes and standards, and manufacturer documentation for the equipment actually on site.
Fault codes, commissioning errors, and known issues matched against a database of prior resolutions.
NFPA 855, IFC, NEC, and UL requirements as adopted by the AHJ with jurisdiction over your site.
Installation manuals, cut sheets, clearance requirements, and commissioning procedures for the specified equipment.
Pre-inspection checks, design review comments, and what an AHJ is likely to flag before they flag it.
Ask a question or attach a spec sheet, fault log, photo, or inspector comment. The agent searches troubleshooting records, adopted codes, and manufacturer documentation, and keeps context across the conversation.
Sizing recommendations draw on the equipment we can actually source, and projects hand off to installers who have built them before.
Manufacturer or installer interested in partnering? Mention it in the intake form above and we'll follow up.