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Commercial Solar is a match made in heaven.

Most businesses primarily use energy during daylight hours, making them the perfect candidate for solar energy.

 

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Leveraging Solar Energy in Commercial Settings

While solar has many benefits, let’s be honest, the most commonly sought-after is financially motivated. Most commercial businesses run a 9am to 5pm schedule; most of the energy required during this time can be drawn directly from a solar system. This generally leads to a very impressive return on investment.

From Expense to Investment: How Solar Energy Can Generate Significant Business Savings

Due to the varying scale of energy usage between businesses, the solution to each business’ energy needs is as unique as they are. Commercial properties can often require varying sized panels, depending on how the building is structured – we highly recommend sitting down with one of our experts. In this meeting they’ll be able to inspect the property, provide a roof map for the property and run you through your potential savings with each system.

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Why Lamora Energy Is a Perfect Fit for your Business

Bespoke Solar Solutions Tailored to Your Business Needs for a Profitable, Eco-Friendly Future

Reliability

With years of solar industry expertise under our belt, we’ve successfully catered to the energy needs of over 1,000 Australian businesses, earning their trust.

Customised Solutions

Each solar system we design is tailored to the specific needs of your business—considering your budget, energy consumption, location, and sustainability objectives.

Product Range

Experience substantial cost savings with solar batteries, reducing energy bills by storing excess solar power for use when the sun isn’t shining.

Cost Savings

Experience substantial cost savings with solar batteries, reducing energy bills by storing excess solar power for use when the sun isn’t shining.

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Illuminating Company Savings and Financial Growth Through Solar Energy

At Lamora Energy, we are dedicated to helping Australian businesses thrive through cost-effective and eco-friendly solar solutions. Contact us to explore our range of commercial solar options to maximise your savings, enhance sustainability, and drive substantial financial growth for your company.

73%

Energy savings

Slash Your Costs: Average Businesses Enjoy a 73% Reduction in Energy Expenses

80%

C02 Emmission Reduction

Join the Climate-Positive Movement for a Greener Business Future

25%

A Rising Trend

25% of Australian Businesses Already Harnessing Solar Energy

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What Our Clients Say

"A very good experience overall

sales person was great at explaining everything. Install was done on time and with minimum fuss! Neat and tidy! System was explained, up to date doing what it is supposed to do. Would highly recommend Lamora."
Christine Napier

"After researching solar for my home and obtaining several prices,

I came across Lamora. They made everything so simple and speedy from start to finish. Highly recommend them!"
Colby Star

"Lamora visited and explained in simple terms

how we could improve our electricity bill, great help and friendly service, Installers were very professional and were quite helpfull on the install day."
Craig Hocking

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of installing a residential solar system?

The cost varies depending on size, brand, and location, but a rough estimate is $1,000 to $2,500 per installed kilowatt (kW).

In Australia, the most common incentive is the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) and the Large-scale Generation Certificates (LGCs). These can significantly offset costs.

Savings depend on various factors, but a commercial system can save up to 40-70% on electricity bills.
Solar panels can last 25-30 years or more. Most manufacturers provide a 25-year performance warranty and a 10-12-year product warranty.
Solar systems are low maintenance. Regular inspections and cleaning may be needed, but they typically require minimal upkeep.
Yes, you can sell excess electricity through feed-in tariffs. Earnings vary by location and tariff rates, but it can help offset costs and even generate income.