ElectraGlobe engineers commercial and industrial solar PV and battery energy storage systems for businesses that want to take control of their energy spend. We design systems that work with your load profile, infrastructure and grid connection, maximising self-consumption, reducing peak demand charges and delivering measurable return on investment.
We work with commercial property owners, industrial operators, energy retailers and EPC contractors, taking on the full scope or stepping in at a single phase.
Commercial and industrial solar engineering goes beyond panel selection and inverter sizing. For C&I facilities, the design must account for:
A well-engineered C&I system integrates seamlessly with your site and delivers consistent performance over its 25-year design life.
| Commercial Solar | Industrial Solar & Storage |
|---|---|
| Rooftop and ground-mount solar PV design for warehouses, office buildings and shopping centres | Solar PV design for high-demand industrial facilities |
| System sizing based on detailed load analysis and energy yield modelling | Behind-the-meter battery storage for peak demand reduction |
| String and inverter configuration for maximum performance | Power factor correction design and integration |
| Grid connection applications and DNSP approval management | Embedded network design for multi-tenancy sites |
| Electrical design and compliance documentation | Demand management strategy and load shifting analysis |
| ROI and payback analysis | Full electrical design and IFC documentation |
Most C&I projects that disappoint do so on the tariff side rather than the technical side: a system sized on annual consumption instead of the site's demand profile can generate what was promised and still barely move the bill.
We work with commercial property owners, industrial operators, energy retailers, and EPC contractors looking for reliable, technically rigorous C&I solar engineering across Australia.
If you have a site in mind, send us twelve months of interval data and we can tell you quickly whether the numbers work.