If you run a government or council facility and you're considering a solar energy system, we can help assess if solar is right for you.
Governments and councils around the country strive to lead by example, and the integration of solar panels has emerged as a cost-effective solution to power public facilities sustainably and efficiently.
By embracing energy produced by solar panels, government and council facilities can significantly contribute to a sustainable future while reaping substantial long-term advantages. The adoption of this technology extends far beyond mere environmental benefits, with wide-ranging positive impacts on public health, community resilience, and economic growth. Join us as we unravel the transformative power of solar energy and discover how it can revolutionize government and council facilities, setting a shining example for others to follow.
If you run or manage a government or council facility and you’re considering a solar energy system for the property, Energy Makeovers can help you assess if solar is right for you. Find out more here.
There are various financial incentives available to install solar panels on your government or council property. STCs and LGCs are available and we have blog posts on both, for you to assess which would be most appropriate for your facility. Here’s a summary of all financial incentives available within Australia.
Your required system size depends on your facility’s energy profile. If you’re unsure, our solar energy experts can help you assess what size system you’d need and the most appropriate financial incentive for your circumstances.
It’s definitely worth considering future energy storage potential when installing your solar energy system. Batteries will help future-proof your system, but also ensure reliability during blackouts and enable overnight supply.
We recently completed a solar energy installation project in partnership with Frankston Council and Peninsula Leisure. It included 523kW solar PV – 1047 Trina Solar panels & 4 x Sungrow 110kW inverters.
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