The Power-to-Profit™ Report
Your power-quality data, deconstructed into a CFO-ready financial case — NPV, IRR, payback period and EBITDA impact, plus the quantified cost of inaction as tariffs climb ~9% a year.
Energy investment case
Three groups touch your energy problem. None closes the loop.
Installers & ESCOs
Sell equipment. The pitch ends at the hardware — not at what it returns.
Energy consultants
Stop at "kWh saved". A technical number a board can't action.
Accountants & CFOs
Understand money — but don't read load profiles, harmonics or power factor.
Apex is the only provider that takes the engineering measurements and hands the boardroom a finished financial case — because the same person logs the data and writes the board paper. No hand-off. No translation loss. No "trust me" gap.
Engineering data → a decision the board can sign.
- The measured baseline — harmonics, power factor, load profile, voltage events, tariff structure.
- The financial case — NPV, IRR, payback period, EBITDA impact and opex reduction.
- Tariff-exposure risk — the quantified cost of inaction as tariffs rise ~9%/yr.
- A clear recommendation — and an optional board presentation to support sign-off.
A Power Engineer who is also finance-trained.
It takes one rare individual who is both a practising power engineer and finance-trained. The engineer who logs the data also writes the board paper — so the technical truth survives all the way to the investment decision.
Measure → model → board paper.
Measure
We log your power quality on site — harmonics, PF, load profile, voltage events — and pull your tariff and bills.
Model
The data is run through our NPV/IRR/payback model, sizing the fix and the saving with adjustable assumptions.
Board paper
You receive a concise, decision-ready report — and, if needed, a presentation to take into the boardroom.
Investment, not expense.
Add-on to a PQ investigation
Bundled onto a full power-quality investigation (from R15,000).
Book PQ + reportCFO advisory retainer
Ongoing board-ready energy reporting and advisory.
Discuss retainerStop guessing what your power is costing you.
Commission a Power-to-Profit™ report and put a number on it — one the board can act on.