Solar Smoothing
Solar Smoothing is a new service for businesses, helping to reduce some of the upfront costs required to connect to the greener, energy saving benefits of solar. Using our Community Battery as a smoothing battery replaces the capital outlay required to install and operate your own dedicated, smoothing battery as part of the solar installation process.
A new service for business solar installations above 30 kVa - to help make it easier to access the greener, cost saving benefits of the sun.
Solar Smoothing is now available to Broome & Derby businesses.
Solar smoothing is a simple service fee based on your solar inverter size
Charged at 37.3100 cents per kVa of solar inverter capacity, per day and charged monthly/bi-monthly (dependent on your billing cycle).
Solar Smoothing can help remove the barriers to solar for businesses...
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With limited capital - who may have been prohibited from considering solar before, Solar Smoothing offers an alternative solution to reduce the initial outlay.
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With limited floor area to securely house a battery - not every business has the physical space for an onsite smoothing battery. Solar Smoothing offers a way to install solar without the physical space required for an onsite battery.
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Who are safety conscious - and don’t want to take on the increased risk of have a large smoothing battery on site, Solar Smoothing is a way to reduce this risk profile.
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After a simple solution - without the need for an onsite battery and associated costs and ongoing maintenance, Solar Smoothing offers a way to decrease the complexity of the installation.
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Tenants with leasing or ownership constraints - if a tenant doesn’t think they’re going to be in the property for as long as useful life of the onsite smoothing battery, Solar Smoothing offers a way to improve the payback period.
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