EdiSun Group

EdiSun Group Established in 2014, EdiSun Group is a leader in renewable energy, specialising in commercial & industrial solar solutions.

Our expert team provides tailored solar designs and installations, helping businesses transition to cost-effective power. PV SYSTEM DESIGN & INSTALLATION
Starting from Watts to Megawatts. With meticulous detail, we are able to design grid connect, hybrid and off grid solar PV systems to an extremely high level of competency. Once a site inspection has been completed, the team carefully plan the in

stallation steps and agree on the modus operandi as well as a comprehensive list of all the components required. PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Our project management team focus on the resources that will be used to manage the project to ensure ‘on budget’ and ‘on time’ completion. Our team will successfully manage the approach, costs, objectives, issues, scope change, risk, quality, communication and delivery. Having managed many challenging and diverse projects, we have dedicated staff with organisational skills that enables them to successfully deliver projects of all sizes. COMMUNICATION
We learned early in our involvement in the industry that constant communication with the client is paramount to the success of the installation. As well as delivering a project schedule, we include our client in our daily or weekly ‘pre-brief’ on-site meetings that discuss in detail, the scheduled events and how they impact on the clients business. We always have our client’s needs in mind and always complete our installation with minimum disruption to the business. POWER SUPPLIER NEGOTIATIONS The solar industry has had an everlasting impact on the electricity grid and has affected the power suppliers (such as Energex, Ergon, Essential Energy, PowerCor) in a way that could not easily have been anticipated. As a result, many of Australia’s power providers are still changing their regulations, exploring new equipment and safe guarding their network against a massive influx of solar generation. Over recent months, we have been involved in assisting some of the power suppliers with technical aspects of connecting solar PV to the grid and they have showcased our technical expertise as an example to others in our industry. As new equipment becomes available, we work closely with the power suppliers to assist in their measurement of performance and regulatory satisfaction. We have an excellent working relationship with Energex
(QLD) in particular and often liaise with their technical team in order to assist. OH&S Safety is the number one priority for Us Our safety culture is driven from the top down with demonstrated support from our senior management team. Their active involvement drives a safety culture of strict adherence to documented processes with an underlying commitment to continuous improvement. Our processes comply with the requirements of AS/NZ 4801 – Occupational Health and Safety Management, and we are currently working towards third party accreditation. Our safety culture is evidenced through our safety policies and processes and is reflected in our Safety Manuals, regular Toolbox Talks, and formal safety induction for all new staff and contractors and compulsory on-site risk assessment and work method statement (SWMS). RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
In our fast paced industry, we see an ever increasing amount of intelligent solar components surface on the market as the migration from simple electronics to multi-function and reporting products continues. It isn’t enough to install solar on a roof anymore, the demands are currently that it can be added to a local network and production data accessed via an IP address remotely. We are dedicated to continually trialling & testing new technology in the market place so that we remain a leader in our field and our clients can remain confident that they are getting the best available. PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS
A quality installation is guaranteed. All our installers are highly skilled and take pride in what they do. The level of electrical work is of the highest quality and all our team observes all safety standards and willingly improves their qualifications/training to ensure continued excellence.

BEFORE YOU SIZE YOUR SYSTEM, RUN THE NUMBERS.When a business starts looking at commercial solar or battery storage, the ...
02/09/2026

BEFORE YOU SIZE YOUR SYSTEM, RUN THE NUMBERS.

When a business starts looking at commercial solar or battery storage, the conversation often begins with one question:

“How big a system do we need? But that's only part of the decision.

The right solution needs to take into account how the business actually uses energy, how solar generation aligns with that usage, whether battery storage has a role to play and what the overall project economics look like.

There is another factor businesses should be considering too: Incentives.

With energy incentives and scheme settings changing, the economics of a project can look different depending on whether you're assessing what's available now or factoring in changes that are coming.

That means it's worth running more than one scenario before making a decision.

For example:

☀️ What does the project look like with solar alone?
🔋 What changes when storage is included?
💰 What incentives are currently available?
📅 Are there upcoming changes that could affect the project?
📈 How does the potential return change under each scenario?

The goal isn't to chase the biggest system or wait for the next incentive.

It's to understand which solution makes the most sense for your business and when it makes sense to act.

If you're considering a commercial energy project, Edisun Group can help you assess the options and understand how changing incentive conditions could affect the numbers.

Before you commit, run the numbers.

BIGGER ISN’T ALWAYS BETTER. 🔋With 1 September fast approaching, NSW businesses are increasingly looking at what the upco...
27/08/2026

BIGGER ISN’T ALWAYS BETTER. 🔋

With 1 September fast approaching, NSW businesses are increasingly looking at what the upcoming changes to commercial battery incentives could mean for their energy strategy.

But there’s an important conversation to have before deciding how much battery storage your business needs.

The biggest battery isn't necessarily the best battery. A properly designed commercial battery system should reflect how your business actually operates.

That means considering:

1. Your electricity consumption - when and how much energy your business uses.
2. Your solar generation - including whether excess daytime generation could be stored for later use.
3. Your demand profile - particularly when your site's electricity demand reaches its highest levels.
4. Battery utilisation - how frequently the system can realistically be charged and discharged.
5. Your operating hours - especially if significant energy is consumed outside daylight hours.
6. Your future plans - from business expansion and electrification to EV charging and additional equipment.

These factors can all influence the battery size and configuration that makes the most sense.

So the question shouldn't simply be: “How big a battery can we install?”

It should be: “What battery will deliver the right outcome for our business?”

The upcoming NSW incentives could strengthen the business case for eligible commercial battery projects, but the incentive should be one part of the decision - not the reason for the decision.

At Edisun, we believe the right approach starts with understanding the business, analysing its energy profile and then designing the solution around it.

Because bigger isn't always better. The right battery is.

📅 With 1 September approaching, now is a good time for NSW businesses to understand what the changes could mean for their site.

Speak to Edisun about your commercial battery strategy.

THE GRID ISN’T YOURS TO CONTROL. YOUR ENERGY IS. ⚡Australia’s electricity system is changing, and businesses need to thi...
26/08/2026

THE GRID ISN’T YOURS TO CONTROL. YOUR ENERGY IS. ⚡

Australia’s electricity system is changing, and businesses need to think about what that means for them.

Electricity demand is expected to continue growing as businesses electrify, new industrial loads come online and data centres rapidly expand their energy consumption.

At the same time, Australia is bringing more renewable generation and battery storage into the grid.

For businesses, this creates an important shift in the way we think about energy.

It’s no longer just about: How much electricity does my business use?

It’s also about:

When are we using it?
Where is that energy coming from?
And how much control do we have over our energy costs and consumption?

That’s where technologies such as commercial solar, battery storage and energy management can play an increasingly important role.

☀️ Generate more of your own electricity.

🔋 Store energy and use it when it makes the most sense for your business.

⚙️ Better understand and manage your energy consumption.

Your business can't control everything happening across the electricity grid.

But it can have greater control over its own energy strategy.

As Australia's energy landscape continues to evolve, taking a proactive approach could become increasingly important for businesses looking to manage energy costs, improve flexibility and plan for the future.

The grid is changing. Is your business ready?

Speak to Edisun about a commercial energy strategy designed around your business.

YOUR BIGGEST ENERGY COST MIGHT BE HIDING IN THE PEAKS.Most businesses know roughly how much electricity they use.But kno...
20/08/2026

YOUR BIGGEST ENERGY COST MIGHT BE HIDING IN THE PEAKS.

Most businesses know roughly how much electricity they use.

But knowing your annual consumption isn't necessarily the same as understanding what is driving your energy costs. For some businesses, short periods of very high demand can have a significant impact on the electricity bill.

Now there's another reason for NSW businesses to investigate whether battery storage could form part of the solution.

From 1 September 2026, the NSW Government's new business battery incentive will support eligible battery systems from over 20kWh up to 30MWh.

Indicative incentives are:

🔋 20 - 30% for eligible battery-only projects

☀️🔋 30 - 40% when eligible new or additional solar is installed alongside the battery.

But there's an important distinction: There is a matter of eligibility.

The incentive isn't automatically available to every business or every battery project. The project, system and installation circumstances need to meet the relevant requirements.

That's why we think the conversation should start with YOUR business, not the rebate.

1. When are you using the most electricity?
2.What are your demand peaks?
3.What is your current tariff?
4.How much solar are you already generating?
5.What could your energy requirements look like in five years?

The incentive may change the economics but, your numbers determine whether the investment makes sense.

If you're considering solar, battery storage or both, Edisun is happy to discuss your situation, talk through potential eligibility and help you understand what the numbers could look like for your business.

ENERGY IS BECOMING A BUSINESS STRATEGY, AND TOMAGO IS A BIG EXAMPLE OF WHY.Last week, the Federal and NSW Governments an...
18/08/2026

ENERGY IS BECOMING A BUSINESS STRATEGY, AND TOMAGO IS A BIG EXAMPLE OF WHY.

Last week, the Federal and NSW Governments announced a $2.5 billion package to secure the future of Tomago Aluminium, Australia's largest aluminium smelter, beyond 2028.

Why? Because the smelter's current electricity arrangement expires in 2028, and securing reliable, commercially sustainable power is critical to keeping such a major manufacturing operation viable. Tomago currently accounts for around 10% of NSW's electricity demand.

Under the agreement:

→ A new 10-year power purchase agreement will commence after the existing arrangement
→ Almost 3GW of new renewable generation and firming capacity will be supported
→ Tomago is targeting 100% renewable electricity by 2033
→ Tomago will invest $1.1 billion through 2038, including $100 million towards decarbonisation
→ The transition is expected to cut around 7.1 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually once fully implemented.

But here's the part businesses should pay attention to: Energy isn't just about the electricity bill anymore.

For manufacturers, warehouses, logistics operators, retailers and other commercial businesses, energy decisions can influence everything from operating costs and peak demand to future expansion, EV charging, battery storage and sustainability goals.

Tomago is operating at a completely different scale but the principle is the same.

Businesses need to think beyond the next electricity bill and start thinking about their long-term energy strategy.

That's where commercial solar becomes part of a much bigger conversation.

At Edisun, we look at how solar, storage, EV charging and your existing energy profile can work together around the way your business actually operates.

If you're wondering what that could look like for your site, let's start with the numbers.

🚨 NSW BUSINESSES: NEW BATTERY INCENTIVES START 1 SEPTEMBER.The NSW Peak Demand Reduction Scheme is introducing two new b...
14/08/2026

🚨 NSW BUSINESSES: NEW BATTERY INCENTIVES START 1 SEPTEMBER.

The NSW Peak Demand Reduction Scheme is introducing two new battery activities:

🔋 BESS4: Batteries over 20kWh up to 200kWh for small and medium businesses.

🔋 BESS5: Batteries over 200kWh up to 30MWh for commercial and industrial businesses, with incentives applying to the first 10MWh.

📅 Both activities commence 1 September 2026.

If your business has been considering battery storage, this is the time to start assessing your options.

Battery sizing isn't just about capacity. The right system depends on your business's:

• Energy consumption
• Operating hours
• Existing solar
• Peak demand
• Battery requirements
• Eligibility under the scheme

And there are specific technical, installation, connection and approval requirements to consider.

💡 Don't wait until September to start the conversation.

EdiSun can help you assess your site and understand whether commercial battery storage could make sense for your business.

👉 Send us a message to discuss your energy requirements.

Information current as at August 2026. Eligibility is subject to NSW PDRS rules and applicable requirements.

A BIG CHANGE TO COMMERCIAL SOLAR IS ON THE HORISON!On 5 August 2026, the Australian Government announced plans to expand...
13/08/2026

A BIG CHANGE TO COMMERCIAL SOLAR IS ON THE HORISON!

On 5 August 2026, the Australian Government announced plans to expand eligibility under the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES).

The proposed change would increase the solar PV threshold for Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) from 100kW to 1MW.

Why does that matter? Until now, the 100kW threshold has been an important dividing line in Australia's solar incentive landscape.

Under the proposed expansion, eligible commercial solar systems between 100kW and 1MW could access STCs.

For businesses considering systems such as:

➡️ 200kW
➡️ 300kW
➡️ 500kW
➡️ 1MW

…the financial equation could look very different.

The expansion is expected to begin from 1 October 2026, subject to the necessary regulations being made. Recent industry analysis estimates that it could reduce the cost of a mid-sized commercial solar installation by around 20%.

But incentives are only one part of a commercial energy investment.

Before making a decision, businesses should be looking at:

• How much electricity they actually use
• When they use it
• How much solar they can consume onsite
• Whether battery storage makes sense
• Grid connection and export requirements
• Their future energy needs
• And what incentives may be available

The opportunity isn't simply to install more solar.

It's to reassess whether a commercial solar project that previously didn't stack up financially might now deserve another look.

At EdiSun, that's where the conversation starts. Understand the energy. Then build the solution around the business.

Information current as at August 2026. STC eligibility expansion remains subject to the required regulations.

Australia has just announced one of the biggest boosts for commercial rooftop solar in years.The Federal Government is e...
06/08/2026

Australia has just announced one of the biggest boosts for commercial rooftop solar in years.

The Federal Government is expanding support for commercial solar systems, increasing the eligible system size from 100kW to 1MW. That means businesses with larger rooftops, including warehouses, factories, farms, schools and shopping centres, can now access significantly greater upfront savings.

According to the announcement, installation costs could fall by around 20%, while businesses installing larger systems could save hundreds of thousands of dollars over the lifetime of their investment.

For example:

☀️ A 250kW system could save approximately $68,000 upfront and around $50,000 per year in electricity costs.
☀️ An 850kW system could deliver over $230,000 in upfront savings and approximately $175,000 annually in reduced electricity expenses.

With electricity prices continuing to impact operating costs, commercial solar is becoming one of the smartest long-term investments businesses can make.

At Edisun Group, we help Australian businesses design commercial solar systems that maximise long-term savings and deliver measurable ROI.

📞 Ready to see what your building could save?

Source: Australian Government announcement on the expansion of the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme for businesses.

Quality Isn't Optional!When your business invests in commercial solar, you're investing in decades of performance, not j...
31/07/2026

Quality Isn't Optional!

When your business invests in commercial solar, you're investing in decades of performance, not just the equipment on your roof.

Recent action by Australia's Clean Energy Regulator, including the suspension of 21 companies from the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme, highlights the importance of quality workmanship, compliance and accountability across the solar industry.

While the overwhelming majority of installers do the right thing, it's a timely reminder that choosing the right installation partner is just as important as choosing the right solar system.

At Edisun Group, every commercial project is built on quality design, compliance with Australian standards and a commitment to long-term performance.

Because protecting your investment starts long before the system is switched on.

Big investment. Bigger opportunities for Australian businesses. ☀️Australia's commercial solar industry continues to gai...
30/07/2026

Big investment. Bigger opportunities for Australian businesses. ☀️

Australia's commercial solar industry continues to gain momentum.

This week, the launch of Vertis Energy - a new platform focused on onsite solar and battery solutions for businesses - highlights growing confidence in commercial renewable energy and the value it can deliver.

For businesses with warehouses, factories, shopping centres or other large commercial buildings, your roof could be doing much more than protecting your premises. It could be helping reduce electricity costs, strengthen energy resilience and provide greater control over your energy future.

Commercial solar is no longer just about sustainability, it's becoming a smart long-term business decision.

Ready to see what's possible for your business? Contact Edisun Group to learn how commercial solar could support your operations.

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