INFRASI - Managed UPS

Utility-Ready Power Upgrades & Refresh Planning

Upgrade your UPS infrastructure with utility incentives in mind—before you purchase.

Coordinate utility program approvals, transparent project economics, and turnkey deployment before signing equipment purchase orders.

Many teams replace aging UPS units under time pressure, only to learn later that utility efficiency programs required pre-approval, baseline metering, or qualified efficiency tiers before equipment was ordered.

INFRASI structures your upgrade from day one to be utility-ready.

Review My Upgrade ProjectSee how the upgrade process works

What makes a project "utility-ready"?

Efficiency and baseline alignment

Confirm equipment efficiency tiers and the baseline measurements a utility program may require before anything is ordered.

Pre-purchase approval coordination

Coordinate applicable utility and customer approval steps before affected purchases or work begin.

Risk mitigation

Identify timing, eligibility, and scope risks early so incentive opportunities are not lost to sequencing.

How the upgrade process works

  1. 1

    Define the upgrade plan

    Review scope, baseline assumptions, and incentive-screening requirements.

  2. 2

    Address required approvals

    Coordinate applicable utility and customer approval steps before affected purchases or work.

  3. 3

    Deploy and commission

    Install, configure, and commission the agreed equipment and any metering or monitoring.

  4. 4

    Review results and ongoing needs

    Confirm outcomes, documentation, and any optional ongoing managed services.

Know what you are paying for

Your proposal separates each cost category:

Estimated incentives and approved incentives are identified separately, so funding is never treated as guaranteed.

Planning a refresh? Start before you purchase.

Review My Upgrade Project

Tell us what you are planning.

If equipment has already been ordered or work has begun, please tell us during the review so we can assess the implications for project scope and potential incentive eligibility.

Frequently asked questions

Can we use equipment we already selected?

Often, yes. We review the selected equipment against applicable program requirements. If it has already been ordered, tell us so we can assess the implications for incentive eligibility.

Does an incentive cover the entire project?

Usually not. Incentives typically offset a portion of qualifying costs. Estimated and approved incentives are always shown separately.

Is ongoing monitoring required?

Not always. Some programs require measurement and reporting; ongoing managed services are optional and priced separately.