Idle capacity, put to work
Canford's gas engines run off a grid connection that took years to secure and would be nearly impossible to get today. As gas output declined, tem coordinated solar generation and a direct supply line to on-site businesses so all three sources earn off the same connection, instead of letting spare capacity sit unused.
One commercial position, not three contracts
Most multi-technology sites get priced and sold as separate deals, one per technology. tem prices Canford's gas, solar and private-wire supply as a single position against one view of the wholesale market, so a strong solar month changes how gas gets timed, and a wholesale price spike changes how exports get structured across the whole site.
Exports managed, not fixed
Wholesale export prices move constantly, and passive fixed-price contracts do not capture that movement. tem actively manages when and how Canford's generation is sold, chasing the best achievable price rather than accepting a flat rate.