About us

Sending us your bill helps us understand your energy usage patterns and identify how much you could save with solar and what size system would be the most beneficial. Your ID is required to process applications with your energy provider. All solar systems in Western Australia require Western Power's permission before installing, which we can do on your behalf.  

We will send you a personalized solar proposal that will include a detailed analysis of potential savings, payback period, panel location, recommended system size and brand, and the price of the system and installation. 

Solar reduces your bill by generating electricity from sunlight, which offsets the amount of power you need to buy from the grid. Here's how it works:

Day-time Usage: Solar panels produce electricity during the day. If you use appliances during this time, they are powered by solar energy instead of drawing from the grid, therefore reducing your electricity costs.

Exporting Excess Power: If your panels generate more electricity than you use during the day, the excess is exported to the grid. You receive a small credit of 0.07cents per unit on your bill for this exported energy, known as a feed-in tariff.

Night-time Usage: At night, when the panels are not generating electricity, you’ll use grid power. However, the savings from daytime solar use and feed-in tariffs offset these costs.

Yes! It all comes down to calculations of how your much your system will cost and how much you will be saving. The key is to use your energy whilst your solar is producing power, which intern will result in a quicker payback period. The payback period measures the time required for the money you save on electricity bills through solar energy to equal the upfront cost of purchasing and installing the system. It’s calculated by dividing the total system cost by the annual savings.