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Parameterize the assumptions
Configure equipment relationships, boundaries, spacing criteria, access requirements, roads, zones, and collection concepts.
RE STACK for Engineering Firms
Explore more BESS concepts without turning every question into a rework.
Generate and compare early BESS layouts across equipment arrangements, spacing rules, access strategies, roads, and MV collection concepts.
Configurable design criteriaMore concepts to compareClearer engineering trade-offs
One changed assumption can move the whole site
Turn design criteria into exploration
Increase equipment clearances. Change the PCS relationship. Add an exclusion zone. Each request sounds local. Each can reshape the complete layout. Let the layout respond to the assumptions.
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Compare complete strategies
Study how block and PCS approaches affect density, cable concentration, access, roads, phasing, maintainability, and constructability.
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Give clients legible choices
Present viable directions with visible trade-offs instead of one preliminary drawing that appears more settled than it really is.
How RE STACK fits
A faster path through early BESS layout work
Keep the design basis, spatial rules, alternatives, and engineering handoff connected.
Establish the design basis
Define target MW, usable MWh, duration, equipment configuration, and known project requirements.
Configure the spatial rules
Set equipment gaps, row spacing, edge clearances, access, roads, exclusion zones, and infrastructure relationships.
Generate and compare
Explore arrangements and examine how each assumption changes the complete site.
Advance the strongest concepts
Use shortlisted directions as a better starting point for vendor coordination, studies, code review, and detailed engineering.
A faster feedback loop
Automation does the repetition. Engineers do the engineering.
RE STACK does not make the engineering decision or produce a supposedly perfect answer. It connects inputs to spatial consequences so engineers can apply judgment with a wider set of options in view.
Make dependencies visible
Show how spacing, block footprint, road geometry, buildable area, and equipment quantity move together.
Explain why concepts differ
Keep the assumptions behind each alternative visible for client and internal review.
Respect the engineering boundary
Vendor requirements, safety analysis, code interpretation, AHJ feedback, and detailed design remain project-specific work.
Spend less time redrawing
Spend more time engineering the decision.
See how RE STACK can expand the range of BESS concepts your team evaluates during feasibility and preliminary design.
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