The WA State Government is introducing emergency solar management requirements for new and upgraded residential rooftop solar systems with an inverter capacity of 5kVA or less that are installed or upgraded on or after 14 February 2022.
Find out moreSynergy no longer provides solar power systems for residential customers. If you would like to receive further information on a solar solution, enter your contact details in the below form and we will refer your details to our trusted supplier Solargain. For customer service enquiries about an existing solar system supplied by Synergy, please contact us on 1800 453 021
We'll take in to account your consumption history, location, usage patterns and how much you currently pay for electricity. A quick chat to better understand your business needs - will help us figure out if you will or won't better off with solar power.
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Solar power is a renewable form of energy and known as a cleaner, greener type of electricity.
Using solar energy means you can reduce the demand for other types of electricity generation, as you put the sun’s energy to work for you.
You could see some considerable savings in your electricity costs, especially if you can shift more of your power use to the sunniest parts of the day when your solar system is generating solar energy.
Solar panels catch the sun’s rays and transform the sun’s energy into electricity through your inverter.
Rays of sun hit the solar panels.
This causes electrons to vibrate within the PV cells in the panels generating electricity.
The electricity is converted from Direct Current (DC) to Alternating Current (AC) in the inverter.
This energy is then used to power your home's appliances.
Complete the form above to request a quote.
You’ll receive a call from a member of Solargain’s solar team. They’ll arrange to visit your home and create a quote based on their assessment of your roof, electricity use and other factors. Once you’ve accepted your quote, the Solargain team will arrange everything on your behalf - from applying for network approvals and rebates† to installing your system.
Once your system has been connected, we’ll help you to manage your account and find ways to make the most of your new solar solution.
No. The processes of manufacturing, transporting and installing solar panels and solar technology involves creating carbon emissions – but solar is definitely a cleaner, greener form of energy, especially when compared with other ways electricity can be generated.
If you already have solar and are interested in upgrading your existing system, simply fill out your contact details above and we’ll refer to your details to Solargain our trusted supplier.
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Find out more*Estimated savings are indicative only. Calculated based on system size and assuming 60% of system output offsets electricity use and the current Home Plan (A1) and DEBS pricing as at 1 November 2021. Potential savings will vary based on the system size, applicable electricity tariffs, available buyback options and consumption habits at the premises.
†Rebates refer to the buyback rate for electricity exported back into the network, which appears on your bill as a credit.
‡Estimated annual savings are indicative only based on the system size, historic consumption and electricity supply costs for the premises and current electricity tariffs. Changes in consumption habits at the premises and electricity tariffs will affect potential savings from solar.