You know that solar is an environmentally-friendly, clean source of cheap energy that allows less dependency on the increasingly costly grid. But if you’re a tenant, you might be concerned that a solar power system for your business is out of your reach. Let us bust a few myths you might have about investing in solar when you don’t own your commercial site or property.

If the success of your business relies on access to high amounts of energy, you’re likely to have experienced the ongoing rollercoaster of electricity costs. High Energy Users (HEU), especially those in the manufacturing industries, continue to remain tied to the discretion of power providers, confusing energy bills and increasingly volatile pricing. What can we expect the future of energy prices to look like? Let’s look at the influencing factors that all HEU businesses should know about, beyond COVID-19.

It's the line item on your Profits and Loss sheet that we grow less fond of year in and out: Electricity and Gas.
It grows each year while delivering you the same result, leaving a bitter taste for many businesses focused on sustainable growth.
But it’s not all doom and gloom. What many financial controllers and business owners aren’t aware of is the key opportunities to reduce dependency and gain a little more control over your energy bills.

Part of that commitment means ensuring your new Choice Energy solar system performs in a way that maximises your energy savings with ongoing high performance.

2019 was a dynamic year for Choice Energy, presenting us with plenty of opportunities to make life easier for our clients by helping them ‘use less and pay less’ for their power. So, how did we do last year, and what are we looking forward to next?

With a growing sustainability-conscious consumer base, modern business owners continue to be challenged by the demand of greener products and brands with a pro-environment outlook. And rightfully so: economically and socially, we face mounting pressure in the face of climate change, energy shortages, liveable wages, ethical consumption… the list goes on, and overwhelms quickly.