60% of a factory, made on its own roof.
MYNT designed, engineered, and built 580 kW of rooftop solar for Fireclay Tile, a California handmade-tile manufacturer. Roughly 60% of the factory's energy is now generated on its own roof, delivered end to end by MYNT's own crews.
of rooftop solar PV, sized to the factory's roof and its manufacturing load profile.
energy offset: the share of the factory's energy generated onsite after the install.
delivered in-house: IBEW crews, in-house engineering, AMPS operations. One accountable team.
Problem, system, result.
The problem
Making tile by hand is still energy-intensive work: kilns, presses, and process equipment running through the day on California commercial rates. For a manufacturer that stakes its brand on sustainability, buying all of that power from the grid was both a cost problem and a credibility gap.
The system
580 kW of rooftop PV, engineered to the building's structure and the factory's load profile. MYNT carried the project from design analysis through permitting, construction, and commissioning: in-house engineering, W-2 IBEW crews onsite through PTO, no handoffs.
The result
Roughly 60% of the factory's energy is now generated onsite. The mechanism is solar self-consumption: the array serves the daytime manufacturing load directly, cutting purchased energy and the peaks that drive demand charges. Measured performance data publishes here as it's verified through O&M reporting.
From the field.
MYNT crews on site · W-2 · IBEW · California
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Zero handoffs.
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