COMMERCIAL · INDUSTRIAL · AGRICULTURAL ENERGY

Solar and battery solutions for Commercial Properties

Commercial properties have varied energy profiles across lighting, HVAC, refrigeration, lifts, IT, security and tenant operations. End Loadshedding assesses commercial solar enquiries around the building’s consumption, metering arrangements and operational priorities.

Project availability, site assessment, technical scope and installation arrangements are confirmed individually. This page describes the type of projects we assess, not a guarantee that every site or application is suitable.

UNDERSTAND THE OPERATION

Solar planning for Commercial Properties.

A commercial building may have several tenants, different operating hours and separate or shared electricity meters. Before a system is sized, the owner or facilities manager should establish who consumes the energy, which loads are critical and how the project will be connected and monitored.

What we need to assess

  • Electricity bills and interval data for the whole property
  • Tenant metering and landlord/tenant responsibilities
  • HVAC, lifts, lighting, IT and security loads
  • Roof and carport PV opportunities
  • Backup requirements for essential services
  • Tariff structure, grid approvals and expansion plans

How system capacity is selected

The 20kW, 40kW, 50kW, 80kW and 100kW examples on our website are illustrative configurations. The appropriate system depends on the site load profile, peak demand, operating schedule, electrical supply, available PV area, battery duty and grid requirements. A technical review is required before a design or performance estimate can be confirmed.

For background on the available configurations, visit the commercial high-voltage solar range.

PROJECT ASSESSMENT

From operating data to project scope.

We establish the site's electrical requirements before confirming system selection, pricing or installation scope.

01

Review energy use

Study bills, interval data, demand peaks and operating schedules.

02

Identify critical loads

Understand which processes need support and for how long.

03

Assess the site

Review PV space, electrical infrastructure and grid requirements.

04

Document the proposal

Confirm equipment, scope, assumptions, exclusions and programme.

PROJECT FAQs

Commercial Properties solar project questions

Can solar be installed at a multi-tenant property?

Potentially, but metering, electrical distribution, tenant agreements and the allocation of generated energy must be reviewed before the project is designed.

Should commercial buildings add batteries?

Batteries are useful where the operating case supports them, such as backup for selected circuits or shifting energy use. Their size and value depend on tariffs, load patterns and required autonomy.

What does a commercial solar assessment require?

Provide the property address, electricity bills, interval data if available, operating hours, a list of essential services, roof or carport details and the electrical metering arrangement.

Do you install the same system size at every site?

No. The illustrated 20kW to 100kW configurations are examples. Equipment selection, system capacity, installation scope and expected operation must be confirmed for each site.

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