Residential and commercial solar projects

These approved photos show completed solar installations across homes and commercial properties. Each site needs its own assessment; individual system results and savings are not implied by an image.

• Solar for homes — A home solar project depends on roof suitability, shading, household demand, grid connection and a transparent written proposal.
• Warehouse solar — Understand structural loading, roof condition, daytime electricity demand and grid export when exploring warehouse solar.
• Distribution and fulfilment centre solar — Assess operational demand, roof rights, access and the network connection before proposing solar for a distribution or fulfilment centre.
• Fulfilment centre solar — Plan solar around fulfilment operations, measured daytime electricity demand, roof structure and network constraints.
• Retail and shopping centre solar — Retail and shopping centre solar depends on roof ownership, multi-tenant metering, operating hours and building constraints.
• Shopping centre solar — Review landlord and tenant metering, roof rights, fire access and common-area loads before considering shopping centre solar.
• Solar for community buildings — Solar options for schools, public halls and other community facilities depend on building condition and seasonal use.
• Solar for data-intensive sites — Data-intensive facilities need to compare available roof generation with continuous electricity demand and network constraints.
• Solar for agriculture — Farm solar planning should compare seasonal and daytime demand with generation while checking agricultural roof condition, asbestos risk, cable routes and farm access.