Let’s start by breaking down what an Embedded Network is and how it differs from conventional energy networks. In a traditional non-embedded development, each individual home, office or store has its own energy supply from a selected retailer. However, with an embedded network like Arc Energy Group, energy is purchased in bulk and sold to customers within one complex based on their measured energy consumption.
Being part of an embedded network (or a small private electricity network) is an exciting and innovative way to reduce your electricity bills and usage without compromising on service.

How Does an Embedded Network Work?

Within an Embedded Network, a Parent Meter is installed between the incoming supply and the Main Switch Board. The parent meter records all energy consumed within the building enabling the bulk purchase of electricity. By aggregating energy usage of all individual lot owners within the development, an opportunity exists for the site’s owner to gain access to the wholesale energy market for a bulk electricity purchase. Rather than negotiating a rate, Arc Energy Group provides power to your building and sells to each customer based on how much energy they have consumed.