Tell us about your place.
Start with your property, business and energy use. A recent bill is a useful starting point.
GOOD ENERGY FOR EVERYDAY BUSINESS
Less on energy.
More for your
business.
Solar and battery. Funded by us.
Lower energy bills. More room for you.
Savings and agreement terms are subject to assessment.
ENERGY THAT FITS REAL LIFEYou run your business.We’ll help rethink your energy.
01 / THE UPFRONT COST$0 upfront.
We fund equipment and installation
for eligible projects.
02 / YOUR EVERYDAY BENEFITLower energy bills.
Savings assessed around your
property and energy use.
03 / THE LONGER VIEWA plan that fits.
Agreement term set for your project.
Ownership transfers at term end, subject to agreement.
We fund the upgrade.
You get on with business.
MT Energy funds eligible commercial solar and battery projects through an energy agreement. We assess the property and energy use, explain the numbers and agree the terms before anything moves forward.
THE ENERGY PICTUREIllustrative system · final design follows site assessment
From rooftop.
To everyday running.
Generate on siteSolar converts daylight into electricity.
Store for laterA battery can store energy for use when needed, within its capacity.
Power the businessOn-site energy works alongside your grid supply.
We look at the whole picture.
We assess the property and energy use to see whether a funded project may be suitable.
Make the numbers clear.
Review the proposed savings, agreement term and responsibilities before you decide.
Move forward together.
For agreed projects, installation and ongoing arrangements follow the agreement.
SAME PROPERTY. DIFFERENT PRIORITIES.A better fit for
A better fit for
both sides of the building.
Whether you own the property or run the business inside, the first step is understanding what matters to you.
Upgrade without upfront equipment costs.
MT Energy funds the equipment and installation for eligible projects.
Support the business in your building.
A project designed around site energy use can help reduce energy costs, subject to assessment and agreement.
Add a long-term energy asset.
Equipment is sized around the property’s electricity needs. The upgrade may support property appeal and long-term value; a higher equipment cost does not automatically mean an equivalent increase in property value.
Keep the longer view in sight.
At the end of the agreed term, equipment ownership transfers to the property owner, subject to the agreement.
BUILT FOR YOUR PROPERTY’S LONGER VIEWToday’s energy needs.
Today’s energy needs.
Tomorrow’s property asset.
Start with the electricity the property needs. Design the right equipment mix. Consider the long-term benefit to the building.
MorningDayEvening
Match the working day.
A café or retail site may use much of its energy while the sun is out. Assess daytime demand before choosing the solar and storage mix.
Conceptual patterns only · not measured usage or a system quote01
Understand demand
Usage, operating hours and site conditions.
02
Fit the equipment
Solar and battery configuration assessed for the property.
03
Transfer ownership
To the property owner at the end of the agreed term, subject to agreement.
04
Build long-term appeal
Energy infrastructure that may support the property’s attractiveness and value.
Equipment value is not a property valuation. Any change in property value depends on the property, market and system condition; no uplift is guaranteed.
Hospitality · Warehousing · Retail · Commercial property
Project suitability is assessed individually.
ENERGY NOTESA little clarity
A little clarity
goes a long way.
Plain-English answers to the questions behind a better energy decision.
LET’S CLEAR A FEW THINGS UPGood questions.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Because a better energy decision starts with knowing what you’re agreeing to.
No fine-print surprises.Is it really $0 upfront?
For eligible projects, MT Energy funds the upfront equipment and installation costs. The project operates under an energy agreement. This is not an offer of free electricity or a project without ongoing obligations.
How long is the agreement?
The agreement term is set for the project and agreed before you proceed. It is not fixed to a single term on this website. Your proposal will explain the duration, costs, responsibilities and end-of-term arrangements.
How much could I save?
Savings depend on your property, electricity use, project design and agreement. Assessment is needed before a project-specific estimate can be provided. No fixed savings amount is promised here.
What happens to the equipment at the end?
At the end of the agreed term, equipment ownership transfers to the property owner, subject to the agreement.
Can I enquire if I am a tenant?
Yes. You can start the conversation about your business and its energy use. Property owner involvement and any required permissions will need to be considered as part of the assessment.
What if I move, sell the property or change tenants?
These arrangements depend on the agreement. Review the provisions that apply to your project before entering into it, including any requirements for a move, sale or tenant change.
Who handles maintenance?
Maintenance, monitoring and service responsibilities should be set out in the project agreement. Review the scope, response arrangements and any exclusions as part of your proposal.
START WITH YOUR PLACECould your next
Could your next
energy chapter
start here?
Tell us about your property and energy use. Our team will get in touch to explore what could work for you.
Commercial properties Project-specific assessment Agreement terms explained upfront
Your enquiry goes to the MT Energy teamedward@mtenergy.com.au
At the end of the agreed term, equipment ownership transfers to the property owner, subject to the agreement.