Who we help
Commercial rooftops with serious solar.
We focus on Australian businesses with existing commercial or industrial solar installations of roughly 100 kWp and above, starting in Queensland. If your system is smaller or you are unsure of its size, you can still enquire.
Warehouses & distribution centres
- Why it can fit
- Large, unshaded roof areas often carry sizeable arrays, and daytime operations can use a large share of what the system generates.
- Worth knowing
- Tenancy arrangements, landlord consent and lease terms matter where the building is leased.
Cold storage
- Why it can fit
- Refrigeration runs around the clock, so electricity demand during daylight hours is typically substantial and steady.
- Worth knowing
- Demand charges and tariff structure are relevant when comparing any supply arrangement.
Manufacturers & industrial facilities
- Why it can fit
- Process loads during operating hours can make onsite solar generation particularly useful to the business.
- Worth knowing
- Shift patterns, planned shutdowns and site expansion plans affect how much generation is used onsite.
Commercial property owners
- Why it can fit
- Owners may hold solar assets across one or more buildings and want to consider capital allocation across a portfolio.
- Worth knowing
- Who buys the electricity — owner or tenants — shapes what kind of agreement could work.
Shopping centres
- Why it can fit
- Centres frequently have extensive roof and car-park areas and consistent daytime trading loads.
- Worth knowing
- Embedded networks and tenant supply arrangements require careful structuring and may carry regulatory obligations.
Agricultural enterprises
- Why it can fit
- Irrigation, processing, packing sheds and cool rooms can create significant daytime demand, and some sites use ground-mounted arrays.
- Worth knowing
- Seasonal loads and ground-mounted systems are assessed on their own merits.
Multiple buildings or systems
Sites with several roofs, buildings or separate systems can be assessed together or individually.
Ground-mounted arrays
Ground-mounted systems, common on agricultural and industrial land, can be considered as well as rooftop systems.
Complex tenancies
Where the property owner, the business and the solar owner are different parties, we work through who needs to be involved.
No obligation
Find out what your solar system could be worth to someone else.
Tell us about your installation. We will review it and let you know whether it looks suitable for a commercial assessment.