Record-breaking 1GW commercial solar installations in 2024
Against a challenging economic backdrop, many Australian businesses chose to invest in energy resilience in 2024 with a record-breaking 1GW of solar power installed on commercial buildings.
Against a challenging economic backdrop, many Australian businesses chose to invest in energy resilience in 2024 with a record-breaking 1GW of solar power installed on commercial buildings.
2024 was a tough year for Australian businesses. According to CreditorWatch’s November 2024 figures (1): Insolvencies rose a staggering 57% year on year. The average business failure and closure rate across all sectors reached 5.1%, the highest level since August 2020.
Product bundling is a marketing strategy combining multiple products or services in a single package, often for a discounted price or another benefit.
Nestled at the foothills of Red Hill on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, Trofeo Estate is a family-owned boutique winery, cellar door and restaurant overlooking 50 acres of scenic rural vineyard.
A common complaint we hear from business owners is “I want to install solar and start saving on electricity, but I can’t because I’m only renting.” But contrary to popular belief, renting your business premises is not a barrier to installing solar.
Rising energy costs pose a significant challenge for most Australian businesses. The iconic Sydney Zoo is no exception, grappling with costs that recently soared to unsustainable levels.
A solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is a long-term electricity supply agreement that enables you to install a solar system on your business premises – without any capital outlay or ongoing system maintenance.
Established in 1985 as one of the earliest wineries founded in the picturesque Marlborough region, Cloudy Bay’s highly rated Sauvignon Blanc is credited for putting New Zealand on the map for white wine drinkers around the world.
In 2023, Brisbane-based Rino Recycling built a state-of-the-art commercial waste recycling facility, making them the world’s largest under-one-roof company of its kind.
A true rag-to-riches story, Shelim Hussain MBE founded Euro Foods Group back in 1991 with a £20 investment.