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Switching to renewables

Considering renewables for your business?

We’ll help you better understand what’s involved and if if’s right for your business. Take the simple steps below to get started... 
 

Understand how solar and battery works

Get to know how renewables impact your operating costs. Learn why you’ll be connected to our VPP and why sometimes we need to energy manage your system.

+ Are renewables right for your business

Explore the benefits of Community Wave

Use our solar and battery calculator to see how much your business could save by switching to renewables and check if you’re eligible for any rebates.

+ Solar & battery calculator
+ Community Wave

Choose the right retailer and installer

Our checklist will help you know which questions to ask so you understand what’s included in your quotes, and how to apply for a building permit.

+ Smart choice solar checklist
+ Solar quotes

Introducing Community Wave

In sunny WA, rooftop solar panels often generate more power than homes and businesses use. The excess energy flows back into the grid, which needs to be carefully balanced to stay stable.

Community Wave is a Virtual Power Plant (VPP) that helps manage this flow by coordinating energy from solar systems and home batteries.

Learn more about Community Wave

Making it easier to invest in renewables for your business

Is Solar Smoothing right for your business?

Sharing our community batteries to help eligible, regional businesses tap into the benefits of battery power without the upfront cost.

See if you're eligible

Get valuable insights about your business energy

In 30 minutes, you could audit your own business energy use and learn how to put this data to use to benefit your business.

Business energy audit

Explore our large-scale renewable projects

Learn about the new projects coming across regional WA as we connect to more renewable energy sources than ever before.

Getting future ready

Get your business EV ready

With a growing number of electric options available, there’s never been a better time to consider an EV for your business. It’s also worth making sure your energy assets – such as solar and a battery – are compatible too.

A guide to switching your fleet

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