Daytime energy use is solar's sweet spot
Most businesses use the bulk of their electricity during the day — exactly when solar generates. That means far more of your own power gets used on site rather than exported, which is what makes commercial solar such a strong investment. Add a battery and you can carry that energy into the late afternoon peak, manage demand charges and keep critical loads running.
Lower operating costs
Generate your own power during business hours and reduce what you buy from the grid — a hedge against rising commercial tariffs.
Demand & peak management
Battery storage can flatten your afternoon peak and help manage demand charges, which are often a large share of a commercial bill.
Sustainability credentials
Visible, measurable emissions reduction you can report to customers, tenants and stakeholders.
Fleet-ready
Plan EV charging for your fleet or staff from the outset, powered by your own solar.
One system, designed for how you operate
Commercial solar
Rooftop and ground-mount systems from around 30kW to 100kW and beyond, using high-output Tier-1 modules and three-phase commercial inverters.
Commercial battery storage
Scalable storage sized to your tariff and load profile — peak shifting, demand management and backup for critical circuits.
EV fleet & staff charging
Single and three-phase chargers up to 22kW with load management, integrated with your solar.
Heat pumps & HVAC
Efficient heat-pump hot water and reverse-cycle heating and cooling for commercial premises, run on your own generation.
Suited to warehouses, offices, retail, factories, farms, schools, medical and body corporates across Melbourne. Components are supplied through our distribution partner OSW Energy from the Clean Energy Council approved product lists, and installed by SAA-accredited installers and licensed electricians.
What your business may be eligible for
- STCs (systems up to 100kW) — Small-scale Technology Certificates applied as an upfront discount on your invoice, no claiming required.
- LGCs (systems over 100kW) — Large-scale Generation Certificates earned on an ongoing basis as your system generates.
- Tax treatment — the investment may attract depreciation or other business tax benefits; this varies by business, so we recommend confirming with your accountant.
- State programs — Victorian business energy programs change over time; we check what's current at your assessment.
We never quote incentives we can't substantiate — every figure is confirmed in your itemised proposal.
From load data to switch-on
1. Site & load assessment
We review your interval data, tariff, roof or land and switchboard — free, on site.
2. Design & proposal
A system modelled on your real consumption, with an itemised fixed-price proposal and any exclusions identified upfront.
3. Approvals
We handle distributor (DNSP) applications, export limits and any network requirements.
4. Install & monitor
Installation scheduled around your operations, then live monitoring so you can see what the system is doing.
Commercial questions, answered
What size commercial solar system does my business need?
It depends on your daytime load, roof or ground space and your electricity tariff. Most small-to-medium businesses land between 30kW and 100kW; larger sites go well beyond. We size from your actual interval data so the system matches how your business really uses power — not a guess.
What incentives apply to commercial solar?
Systems up to 100kW receive Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs), applied as an upfront discount. Larger systems earn Large-scale Generation Certificates (LGCs) on an ongoing basis. Tax treatment of the investment varies by business, so we recommend confirming with your accountant. We check any current Victorian business programs at your assessment.
Do you install battery storage for businesses?
Yes. Commercial batteries help shift solar into the late afternoon and evening, manage demand charges and provide backup for critical loads. We design capacity around your tariff structure and load profile, and explain exactly what a battery will and won't do for your site before you commit.
Will installation disrupt our operations?
We plan around your business. Roof work and cabling are scheduled to minimise disruption, and any required shutdown for the final connection is agreed with you in advance and kept as short as possible.
Does commercial solar need grid approval?
Yes — systems above residential thresholds need approval from your electricity distributor (DNSP), and larger sites may need export limits or network studies. We handle the application and design to the approval conditions.
Let's look at your site
Free site and load assessment for your business, then an itemised proposal — no pressure.