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If you make things about energy, we should talk

Creators, installers, educators, consultants and customers who want to bring other people with them. This page is about what we can build together — access, material, real sites, and a named person on our side. Tell us what you have in mind and our partnerships team picks it up from there.

250 MW
Deployed on the platform

Across 21 states, so there is a real site near most audiences.

2,400+
Crews on the network

Installers, EPCs and service teams who already refer work to each other.

7
Products to dig into

Design, procurement, field ops, monitoring, warranties — plenty of material.

48 hrs
To a human reply

Every application is read by the partnerships team, and answered either way.

Five tracks

Find the one that sounds like you

These are the shapes of collaboration that have actually worked. If yours is not here, pick the closest and describe it — the interesting proposals rarely fit a template.

01Creators and videoYouTube, Instagram, podcasts

You make things people watch, and you want the footage to be real. We open up live sites, let you film an actual install from survey to switch-on, and put the engineers who built the software in front of your camera.

Things people make
Install walkthroughsProduct explainersSite day-in-the-lifeMyth-busting
02Installers and EPCsReferral and co-delivery

You already run projects and other people ask you who to use. Refer work into the network, take overflow from it, or co-deliver a programme too big for one crew. Your name stays on the job.

Things people make
Referral into the networkOverflow workCo-delivered programmes
03Educators and reviewersTechnical, honest, unsponsored

Training institutes, technical reviewers and independent analysts. We give you sandbox access, real anonymised data and time with the product team — and we do not ask for approval over what you conclude.

Things people make
Course materialIndependent reviewsBenchmarksTeaching datasets
04Community advocatesCustomers who bring neighbours

You already have a system and people keep asking about it. Refer neighbours, host an open-house on your own roof, or take part in a case study that names you properly.

Things people make
Neighbour referralsOpen-house daysNamed case studies
05Consultants and advisorsSpecification and diligence

Energy consultants, lenders’ technical advisors and procurement specialists. Specify ReDesk in tenders, use the platform for diligence on portfolios you assess, or build advisory services on top of it.

Things people make
Tender specificationPortfolio diligenceAdvisory services
What we bring

Access and material, not a media kit

The hardest part of making something good about this industry is getting at the real thing. That is the part we can solve for you.

Access to real sites

Live rooftop, commercial and utility installs, with the customer’s consent arranged by us. Real crews, real weather, real problems on the day.

The people who built it

Engineers and operations leads on camera or on a call. Not a spokesperson reading approved lines.

Data you can cite

Anonymised operating data across 250 MW — cycle times, rework rates, subsidy turnaround — with sample sizes stated so your numbers hold up.

A working sandbox

A full environment with seeded projects and simulated telemetry, so you can demonstrate the product without a customer’s data in shot.

Assets and accuracy review

Logos, product shots, and a technical read of your draft to catch errors before you publish. Corrections only — we do not edit your opinion.

A named human

One person on the partnerships team who owns your collaboration and answers within two days. Not a shared inbox.

Commercial terms are not discussed on this page and vary by track, scope and region. Once there is a shape worth pursuing, the partnerships team takes that conversation privately.

What we look for

Audience size matters far less than whether the right people are listening.

  • An audience that overlaps ours: people who install, finance, own or operate energy assets.
  • Accuracy over reach. We would rather be explained correctly to nine hundred people than badly to ninety thousand.
  • Clear disclosure of any commercial relationship, always, without us having to ask.
  • A point of view of your own. If you only relay our talking points, your audience will notice before we do.
  • Something you actually want to make. The collaborations that work started as an idea you already had.

Where we will say no

Being clear now saves everybody a week.

  • Pay-per-post placements with no editorial substance. We are not buying mentions.
  • Anything requiring us to approve your conclusions before publication.
  • Claims about savings or subsidies we cannot evidence — we will ask you to change them.
  • Filming customers or crews who have not consented, however good the shot.
  • Undisclosed sponsorship. It ends the collaboration.
How it works

Four steps, about three weeks

Step one

You tell us the idea

Six fields on this page, or an email. What you want to make, and what you need from us to make it well.

Step two

A real conversation

Thirty minutes with the partnerships team, no deck. We work out whether there is something here and say so plainly.

Step three

One pilot collaboration

We start with a single piece of work so both sides learn how the other operates before anything longer.

Step four

Then a proper arrangement

If the pilot works, we scope something ongoing — access, cadence and terms, agreed in writing.

Tell us what you have in mind

Start a conversation

Six fields, no deck required. The partnerships team reads every submission and replies within two business days — including when the answer is not right now.

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partners@redesk.ai
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Which track fits best?
Roughly who is listening?
Asked for context, not as a threshold. A 900-person installer newsletter beats 90,000 general viewers here.
We use this only to reply to you. Nothing is added to a marketing list — see the privacy policy.
Before you ask

Questions we get a lot

No. The most useful collaborations we have run were with small, specific audiences — an installer newsletter, a technical training cohort, a regional trade group. Relevance beats reach every time in this industry.

We will correct factual errors, and we will be firm about claims we cannot evidence — savings figures, subsidy outcomes, compliance status. Your opinion of the product is yours, including a critical one. We do not ask for approval rights over conclusions.

Yes, and this is the thing most people come to us for. We arrange consent with the customer and the crew, brief you on site safety, and schedule around the actual work rather than staging it. Lead time is usually two to three weeks.

Yes — track 02. Referral into the network, taking overflow work, or co-delivering a programme are all handled here, and the same partnerships team owns it.

Not discussed on this page, deliberately. Terms differ by track, scope and region, and quoting a number here would be misleading. Once there is a shape worth pursuing, that conversation happens privately.

Those are the shapes that have worked so far, not a closed list. Pick the closest one and describe what you actually have in mind — the interesting proposals rarely fit a template.

Two business days, and you get an answer either way. If it is not right for now we will tell you why rather than leaving it open.