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EOFY creates a unique window when businesses are reviewing costs, planning investments and making purchasing decisions. These five simple questions can help solar and energy installers uncover opportunities, start better conversations and accelerate projects before June 30.
Community sporting clubs across Australia have an exciting opportunity to upgrade their facilities and reduce energy costs through the Australian Government’ s Game On: Teaming Up for Climate Action program.
Since joining Smart Ease last month, Renato has been hitting the ground running meeting the team and getting a deep dive into all things Smart Ease.
The Federal Government’s latest Budget included several announcements relevant to businesses across the solar, battery storage, energy efficiency and EV sectors.
Smart Ease is expanding our offering. Businesses can now access $0 upfront commercial finance for Electric Vehicles (EVs) through Smart Ease Payment Plans, making it easier to invest in EVs for employees or transition entire commercial fleets.
With the promise of energy-bill savings, reduced reliance on the grid and a step towards sustainability, most business owners are enthusiastic about the idea of going solar.
That is, until they see the price tag.
Like the rest of Victoria, we’ve been eagerly awaiting more details on the VEEU’s highly anticipated C&I Solar Activity program.
In the last two quarters a raft of new clean energy rebates have been launched, each seemingly more attractive than the last. And all with a very short shelf life.
Earlier this year we announced that Smart Ease funding solutions are now available to strata companies, effectively helping apartment residents across Australia to access solar savings.
On 1 July 2025, one of the federal government’s key election promises comes to life: a powerful battery rebate designed to supercharge Australia’s battery installations to one million by 2030.
According to the latest SunWiz data, the number of air-source heat pumps deployed each year has been growing by 50% since 2020. (Last year, there were four heat pumps installed for every solar hot water system.)
In 2023, women accounted for 38% of the workforce in the renewable energy industry, but only 13% held senior roles.