Residential Solar – Renewable Supply and Distribution

Benefits of Installing Solar System

As solar technology continues to advance, it is becoming an increasingly attractive option for those looking to reduce their environmental impact and save money on energy bills.

Better for Environment

There are no direct greenhouse gas emissions because the electricity is made from sunlight rather than burning fossil fuels.

Save on your power bills

You should see a saving on your electricity bill, because you will be using power from your solar panels during the day rather than just from the electricity grid.

Low maintenance

Grid-connected solar PV systems are generally very low maintenance. With occasional cleaning and a regular health-check by a licensed electrical contractor, solar panels should last around 25 years.

Government schemes

Across Australia there are several Federal and State incentives available to eligible solar PV systems, making your out of pocket expense even more affordable.

Let us help you figure out the ideal system size for your house

A well-sized solar power system can help you reduce the amount of energy you purchase from the grid, reducing your electricity bills and saving you money.

What size system do I need?

The number of solar panels you’ll need is directly related to both your current energy usage and your energy goals. There are two key aspects to consider when evaluating which size system is suitable for your home:

How much electricity do you use?

Different households can vary greatly in electricity consumption. A family of five in a large home will likely use much more electricity than a couple in a small townhouse. The best way to get the most accurate understanding of your own energy consumption is to review your most recent power bills which should indicate your average daily energy usage in kilowatt-hours, and how it changes over the months and seasons.

When do you most often use electricity?

Whether you use electricity during the day or night may influence the size of the solar power system you need, and whether adding a battery also makes sense. The time of day that you use energy could also influence the best position to install your panels on your roof.