Livestock bores
Power for remote water points, with equipment protection and monitoring suited to long distances between visits.
Continuous Water Reliability for Australian Agriculture
Solar, battery and generator power systems for bores, irrigation and water transfer—designed around the water your property needs to move.
We assess the pump, flow requirements and operating hours, then build the power supply to suit. Off-grid or alongside an existing grid connection.
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A bore supplying livestock and an irrigation pump running through a hot summer have different priorities. We work through water demand, pump performance and when the equipment needs to operate before sizing solar, storage and backup.
Power for remote water points, with equipment protection and monitoring suited to long distances between visits.
Systems sized for seasonal pumping windows, higher summer demand and the capacity of the existing supply.
Power for moving water between bores, tanks and storage, including sites away from existing buildings.
Supply the pump during daylight and charge storage where fitted. Array size and position follow the site and operating window.
Support pumping outside solar hours and manage changing demand. Storage is sized around the required duty cycle.
Integrate available supply where suitable, with controls designed around pump starting, battery charging and backup needs.
Real MyEnergy installations, designed around the site and the work the power system needs to do.

Two protected power cabinets, ground-mounted solar and battery storage, each designed around a different bore load. Systems were built and tested before travelling to site.
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Two independent solar and battery systems supporting vineyard pumping, with different inverter and solar capacities matched to the two locations.
Explore the project ↗We bring the power system together—from the first assessment and equipment selection to installation, commissioning and ongoing support.
Review flow, head, motor information, operating hours and seasonal water demand.
Choose solar, battery, inverter and backup capacity, including motor starts and available site infrastructure.
Assemble and configure the power equipment, install the array and check the system with the pump operating.
Provide monitoring where communications allow, servicing and advice as pumping requirements change.
Talk to us about the site, existing equipment and what you need the system to achieve.
Talk to our team ↗We can assess its electrical requirements and condition, along with the motor controls and available supply. Compatibility is confirmed during design.
No. The right arrangement depends on when water is needed, available water storage, the pumping duty and backup supply. We compare these factors before recommending storage.
That depends on the pumping schedule, solar resource, system size and current fuel use. Generator records and operating hours help us assess the opportunity.
Start with the pump, the water source and the hours it needs to run. We can assess the power requirements alongside the way you manage water.
Our systems intelligently manage three power sources to ensure you never run dry:
This flexible, "set and forget" design ensures your farm has a continuous, reliable water source in all conditions, 24 hours a day.
While traditional solar pumping stops when the sun goes down, a hybrid system keeps working. Here is why it’s the gold standard for modern farming:
We don’t just sell components; we engineer long-term water security.
Can you design a system for my existing pump? Yes. We specialize in building hybrid power systems around the pump you already have. If you need a total solution, we can also supply and install a new pump.
Do I always need a generator? Not always. Many farms run on solar and battery alone. However, a diesel generator adds vital peace of mind for high-demand irrigation or during extended cloudy periods.
How much diesel will I save? Most of the pumping load is handled by the sun and stored battery power. Generators typically run only as backup, which cuts your diesel consumption and engine maintenance hours significantly.
What happens if my farm operations grow? Our systems are fully scalable. You can easily add more solar panels, increase battery capacity, or integrate a larger generator as your water demand increases.
How long will the system last? We use high-quality components: solar panels generally have a 25+ year lifespan, batteries typically last 10–15 years, and the longevity of pumps and generators is extended through our smart energy management.