Commercial · 30 kW – 1 MW

Commercial solar, sourced on one board — backed by evidence on every roof.

Commercial systems up to 100 kW earn upfront STCs today — and from 1 October 2026 the expanded federal scheme extends that all the way to 1 MW. Retailers post the job, accredited installers price it, and every install runs on the Solarsafe record — geotagged photo evidence, AI compliance checks against AS/NZS clauses, and STC sign-off before final payment moves.

100 kW → 1 MWnew STC eligibility under the expanded SRES
1 Oct 2026systems completed from this date qualify
~$270/kWupfront STC value in NSW (zone 3, 5-yr deeming)
To 2030deeming frozen — a stable window to build

How a commercial job runs

The same marketplace that runs residential subcontract work, scaled up — with the sourcing model chosen per job.

01

Post the job

System specs, roof, grid-connection status and target completion date. Customer details stay hidden until the job is awarded. A built-in STC estimate shows the rebate story as you type.

02

Installers price it

Accredited, insurance-verified installers see the board and respond — by offer or by grab, depending on the sourcing mode you chose.

03

Work runs on the record

The crew captures evidence in the Solarsafe app as they work: geotagged arrival, per-item photo coverage that scales with panel count, AI verdicts citing the clause.

04

Evidence gates the money

Milestones release on verified work — 40% when the evidence passes, the balance after STC confirmation and your approval. No record, no release.

SOURCING · OPEN TENDER

Compare offers

Every opted-in installer can price the job. You see named offers side by side, cheapest first, and accept one.

SOURCING · FIRST GRAB

Fastest wins

Pre-approved installers take the job at your posted value the moment it lands — the residential model, for jobs you've priced yourself.

SOURCING · INVITE ONLY

Your shortlist

Only installers you name see the job. Closest to how commercial procurement already works — with the evidence layer underneath.

The Solarsafe record: why retailers can sleep

At commercial scale, audit risk is the whole game. Every job on this board carries a compliance record that no one — not the installer, not the retailer, not us — can edit after the fact.

Geotagged attendanceArrival logged on site with GPS before the first panel moves.
Per-item photo coverageMounting feet, penetrations and tile seating counted item by item — coverage scales with panel count, from 30 panels to 2,000.
AI compliance verdictsEvery photo checked against AS/NZS 5033, 3000 and 5139 parameters, with the clause cited and the observation recorded.
Append-only evidencePhotos, verdicts and logs can be superseded but never deleted or rewritten — enforced in the database itself.
STC sign-off workflowCertificates are claimed only after the evidence passes and the retailer approves — the audit trail is already assembled.
Milestones on evidence10/40/50 payment structure where the 40% releases on verified work, automatically.
Pair it with a battery in NSW. From 1 September 2026 the NSW Peak Demand Reduction Scheme adds commercial battery incentives (BESS4/BESS5) — and pays a materially higher rate when the battery is installed alongside new solar. A 250 kW system with a 200 kWh battery can carry well over $100k in combined federal and state incentives.

The missing middle just opened.

Warehouses, cold stores, farms and schools that stopped at 99 kW are now 1 MW prospects with an upfront rebate behind them — and the 30–100 kW work is claimable today. Be on the board when the big band opens.

STC figures are estimates (zone 3, 5-year deeming, $36–40/certificate). The expanded scheme commences 1 October 2026 subject to final regulations — verify current rules with the Clean Energy Regulator before contracting on rebate value.