Tip & Advice
Solar battery rebates are a key reason why homeowners across Australia are choosing solar storage now. With federal incentives, installing a solar battery has never been more attractive for lowering power bills, increasing energy independence, and taking control of your energy future. What’s Changed for 2026? If you’ve been tracking solar battery rebates in Australia, you’ll know…
Tip & Advice
Since feed-in tariffs were introduced way back in 2008, there has been an incentive for installing solar. But lately, I’m getting asked a lot about the “sun tax”. Customers want to know what is it? And also why am I being charged more? So, let’s have a look at what this new sun tax is and whether…
Solar Power Systems Guides, Tip & Advice
This is a quick guide to what do you need to know to choose one of the best solar companies. Over the years I have been in the solar industry I have seen many solar companies come and go. It pains me to see families who have systems only a few years old that no longer work…
Tip & Advice
With the current emphasis on expense reduction and sustainable practices in the always-evolving business scene, many industries are tuning into different ways of achieving these goals.A commercial solar installation is one of the best energy conservation and cost reduction solutions. With commercial solar power systems, businesses can benefit in numerous ways. In this article, we'll look at…
Skylights Guides, Tip & Advice
The term dome skylight is a popular name for a tubular skylight that collects light through a dome on the roof. Skylights are a great way to bring in natural light and add character to your home. There are several main types of skylights so it's important to know how they work before you purchase. In this…
Tip & Advice, General
The Max Power 390 Watt MPS-390N solar panel combines leading technology with long warranties making it ideal for Australian conditions. Australia experiences many sunny days with long daylight hours in summer. This makes it ideal for solar. However, our summers are very hot and roof temperatures easily reach 65°C. making it harsh for panels. We experience southerly busters and…
