Solar Products
Residential Hybrid Energy Storage and Commercial Solar Systems
Residential battery hybrid energy storage and commercial-scale solar systems are our main focal points as a solar retail company we also offer a no upfront cost financial option we also provide PPA or Power Purchase Agreement for our larger commercial and in some cases residential clients. Our dedicated team aims to provide the client with a detailed understanding of the benefits & key factors associated with the energy solution when resolving financial and load rate consumption profiles. Formulating a course of environmental compliance and accountability is a driving factor that many recognise as a valuable responsibility.
During an interview and discussion with the owner or decision-maker, we run an analytical program that will take into consideration a host of objectives such as the following:
KW consumption profile
System Quote & Cost
Daily Cost Profile
System Performance & ROI
System Size Calculation
Warranty Term & Agreements
Product Selection
Auditing & Environmental Programs
Our Suppliers
Sale Definitions
A Financial Agreement
A no installation or upfront cost to the consumer insures that coving the cost of your bill with a reduced payment plan brings in not only the savings your looking for but a cheaper alternative to your long term investment then the current market trends.
Power Purchase Agreements (PPA)
A PPA allows the customer to receive stable and often low-cost electricity with no upfront cost, A PPA is a long-term contract under which a business agrees to purchase electricity directly from a renewable energy generator. PPAs provide financial certainty to you as the customer and the project developer, which removes a significant roadblock to building new renewable facilities. Providing economical and environmental advantages.
Embedded Network Operator (ENO)
As Embedded Network Operators we privately own and operated embedded electricity network at the site of multiple customers. The customers’ consumption is ‘consolidated’ to a single connection to a Retailer in the National Electricity Market (NEM); and is used to purchase all electricity. The electricity is then ‘on-sold’ to each of the customers at the site based on their private meter measurement consumption rate.
The purchasing of electricity through a single connection will reduce the ‘total cost’ of electricity at the site. Once on-sold to customers, this reduced cost can result in a substantial ‘surplus’ of funds available to the site. The use of the surplus is generally determined by the Network Owner; however, may include reducing customer rates, reducing owner fees, purchasing electricity from renewable sources and investing in other initiatives – such as Solar (PV) Array and Battery Technology at the site.
Embedded Networks are frequently found in Apartment Buildings, Commercial Buildings, Retirement Villages, Shopping Centres, Industrial Estates, Airports, Caravan Parks, Hotels and Resorts.
