Your power requirements
The loads, operating hours, location and system capacity the project needs.
Services / Engineering & DeliveryEnergy subscription.
Energy subscription.
A different way to fund power.
Explore the SASS Energy Subscription Service with MyEnergy and Sass Energy for an eligible business or farm power project.
Explore this service ↓What MyEnergy providesStart with the system.
Start with the system.
Then assess the agreement.
The SASS model provides access to a tailored energy system through a monthly subscription. MyEnergy assesses the site and power requirements so the proposed equipment and service arrangement can be considered together.
What a proposal needs to establish.
The commercial structure
The proposed monthly fee, agreement term, ownership and any upfront or additional charges.
Ongoing responsibilities
The agreed arrangements for monitoring, maintenance, repairs and equipment replacement.
A practical approachA clear agreement
A clear agreement
for a defined service.
A subscription should make the responsibilities easy to understand. Review what is included, the operating limits, any exclusions and what happens as your requirements change. The offered terms and project eligibility are confirmed through the assessment and proposal.
From assessment to deliveryA practical path
A practical path
through the project.
The technical requirements and commercial terms are assessed together so the proposal is clear before the project proceeds.
Describe the site
Share your location, existing supply, loads and operating requirements.
Assess the fit
Review the technical solution and whether a subscription structure is suitable.
Review the proposal
Consider the system, fees, inclusions, exclusions and responsibilities.
Agree the project
Proceed with delivery only once the commercial and technical scope is agreed.
Common questionsBefore you
Before you
get started.
Is SASS the same as buying a system outright?
No. A subscription provides an agreed service under a commercial arrangement. Ownership, duration and end-of-term options need to be confirmed in the proposal.
Does a subscription mean unlimited power?
The installed system has a defined capacity and operating limits. Your agreement needs to reflect the equipment and energy requirements of the site.
Are maintenance and replacement included?
The proposal should state exactly what monitoring, servicing, repair and replacement responsibilities are included, together with exclusions and any additional charges.
Consider your options
Could a subscription fit your power project?
Tell us about the site, its energy requirements and your commercial priorities. We can assess suitability and explain the proposed system and subscription terms together.
For an initial suitability discussion
- 01Business or farm location
- 02Existing supply and power requirements
- 03Fuel or electricity use where available
- 04Project timeframe and commercial priorities
SASS Energy Subscription Service (SASS)
MyEnergy Engineering, in collaboration with Sass Energy, introduces the Sass Energy Subscription Service (SASS), a tailored solution crafted to assist businesses, especially those located in remote or off-grid areas, in their transition to Net Zero energy. We understand that the path to Net Zero is unique for each enterprise and it can be particularly challenging for those not connected to the conventional power grid.
SASS simplifies this journey, enabling businesses and farms to instantly reap the benefits of Net Zero energy. This service is designed to eliminate financial hurdles, as it requires no initial investment or ongoing costs. Instead, SASS operates on a straightforward, fixed monthly subscription fee. This innovative approach allows your business to consume as much energy as needed without the concerns of continuous monitoring, maintenance, or replacing parts. Everything is comprehensively covered for the duration of the subscription, ensuring a hassle-free and sustainable energy solution tailored to your business needs.