Generation & storage
Roof or ground-mounted solar and battery capacity matched to daytime demand, overnight loads and seasonal production.
Commercial off-grid solar, battery and generator systems built for sites where reliable power is critical.
Whether grid connection is unavailable, prohibitively expensive or unsuitable for the site, we design the complete power system around your operating requirements — including solar generation, battery storage, inverter capacity, generator backup and remote monitoring.
Commercial remote power designed and installed by MyEnergy since 2010.
Commercial off-grid solar, battery and generator systems built around your operation, location and future growth.
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Commercial sites may need to run pumps, refrigeration, workshops, accommodation and communications in locations where downtime is difficult and expensive. We assess daily and seasonal energy use, peak demand, motor starts and operating hours, alongside existing generators and infrastructure.
Roof or ground-mounted solar and battery capacity matched to daytime demand, overnight loads and seasonal production.
Single or three-phase inverter systems, load management, electrical protection and distribution planned together.
Generator integration, remote monitoring and serviceable layouts for a remote operating environment.
Access may be limited, temperatures may be extreme and loads can change quickly. Our design considers environmental protection, equipment support, redundancy requirements and the ability to maintain the installation. Where practical, equipment is assembled and tested before travelling to site.

A containerised off-grid system at Callington combining solar generation and battery storage for a working water treatment site.
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Review the property, current equipment and what the system needs to achieve.
Explain the suitable configuration and the installation or integration work required.
Complete the agreed work, test operation and explain how to use and support the system.
We assess its condition, capacity, controls and compatibility with the proposed inverter and battery system. Suitable equipment can often remain part of the design.
Share the expected equipment and timing. We can assess staged expansion and identify any components that need additional capacity from the beginning.
MyEnergy can manage assessment, design, equipment supply, installation, commissioning and ongoing support within an agreed delivery scope.
Share your operating hours, major equipment and current supply. We can work through a system that supports the business today and the loads you expect next.
A commercial off-grid project is not simply a large solar installation.
Solar, battery storage, inverter capacity, generator backup and controls all need to operate together as one power system.
The solar array is sized around site consumption, operating hours, location and seasonal production.
Where practical, we use available roof, ground-mount or purpose-built structures to maximise generation.
Battery capacity is selected around the site's operating profile, overnight consumption and required level of backup.
For larger projects, storage can be scaled from smaller commercial systems through to high-capacity battery installations.
The inverter system needs to support both continuous demand and short-duration peak loads.
Three-phase equipment, large motors, pumps and machinery can require significant startup capacity, making correct system design critical.
Generators remain an important part of many commercial remote power systems.
Rather than allowing the generator to run continuously, we design it to work with the solar and battery system — providing backup, supporting larger loads and rapidly recharging batteries when required.
This can significantly reduce generator operating hours compared with a traditional generator-only site.
Remote monitoring gives operators and our support team visibility over:
For remote commercial sites, visibility is a major part of maintaining reliable operation.
Commercial off-grid systems need to be designed for the environment they are going into.
Access may be limited. Temperatures may be extreme. Loads may change quickly. A failed component can affect the entire operation.
That changes the way we approach system design.
We focus on:
MyEnergy handles projects from initial load assessment and system design through to construction, installation, commissioning and ongoing support.
Keeping these stages within one team reduces the disconnect that can occur when design, supply and installation are split between multiple contractors.
Remote area power has been a core part of MyEnergy since the business was established.
Our experience includes power systems for:
MyEnergy is also a long-standing Victron Energy distributor and service agent, with extensive experience integrating Victron equipment into commercial and remote power systems.
Commercial sites rarely remain static.
Where practical, systems are designed with the ability to expand through:
This allows the initial system to meet today's requirements while providing a practical pathway for future growth.
Commercial remote power projects usually start with understanding the load.
You do not need to arrive with a completed electrical design.
We can work with electricity bills, generator fuel usage, equipment schedules, site plans or preliminary operating requirements to establish a starting point.
We typically assess:
Depending on the project, our scope can include:
For larger projects, systems can also be engineered around staged construction so capacity can be increased as the operation grows.
Every commercial site is different, and the right off-grid system starts with understanding how your operation uses power.
Whether you're planning a new site, replacing a generator-led setup or expanding an existing system, MyEnergy can design a complete solution around your loads, location and future growth.
Talk to us about your project and we’ll help you work out the right way forward.