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Capabilities

Built to solve the whole problem.

DES unifies the disciplines that too often get separated. Energy products, construction, engineering, and service stay on one accountable path.

01

Electrical construction

Installation that respects occupied facilities, shutdown windows, and the drawings that actually match the field. DES coordinates power distribution, lighting, equipment feeds, and complex upgrades as construction—not a punch-list of circuits.

  • Service, distribution, and equipment power
  • Lighting and controls in live environments
  • Cutover planning and testing

02

Power systems engineering

Studies and design that survive contact with the plant. Protection, power quality, and one-line work are written so the field can build them and operations can maintain them.

  • System studies and protection
  • Power quality and reliability
  • Practical design packages

03

Maintenance & response

Planned maintenance and urgent response around uptime. Troubleshooting, modernization, and the parts path sit with the same team that knows the system.

  • Preventive programs
  • Failure response
  • Modernization without a full rip-and-replace

04

Automation & controls

Drives, controls, and monitoring that turn electrical infrastructure into something operations can see. Integration is scoped with power, not bolted on after.

  • Drives and motor control
  • PLC / SCADA adjacent integration
  • Monitoring that operators will actually use

05

EV & fleet charging

Charging as a power project. Assessment, capacity, equipment, installation, and commissioning for depots, campuses, and mixed fleets.

  • Duty-cycle and stall planning
  • Utility and transformer path
  • Phased build-outs

06

Energy & resilience

Solar, storage, backup, and the electrical that makes them a system. Residential Tesla Energy work and commercial resilience sit on this same capability.

  • Powerwall and solar pairing
  • Backup strategies
  • Renewable interconnection

Method

One path from problem to power.

01

Define the outcome

Clarify the problem, constraints, risk, and business goal before anyone orders equipment.

02

Engineer the path

Build the technical approach, scope, and decision plan with field installation in view.

03

Deliver the system

Coordinate equipment, field execution, testing, and startup under one accountable team.

04

Support the lifecycle

Document, maintain, monitor, and prepare for the next upgrade—not a one-and-done handoff.