Finance options
Ways to fund your solar
Most Gold Coast businesses fund commercial solar one of three ways, a capital purchase, a payment plan, or a power purchase agreement. With the zero-upfront options the repayments are typically cash-flow positive from day one. We model each path against your bills so you can pick what suits your objectives.
Capital purchase
Buy the system outright and own it from day one. You capture every dollar of saving and the available depreciation benefits, for the strongest long-term return.
- You own the asset
- Maximum lifetime saving
- Depreciation benefits
- Fastest path to free power
Payment plan / solar loan
Finance the system over a term so the repayments are offset by the energy savings. You own the asset while spreading the cost, often close to cash-flow neutral or better.
- Own the system
- Spread the cost over time
- Repayments offset by savings
- Typically cash-flow positive
Power purchase agreement
We fund, install, own and maintain the system. You simply buy the power it generates at a fixed rate, usually below grid, and save from day one with no capital outlay.
- No upfront cost
- Maintenance included
- Fixed rate below grid
- Often an operating expense (ask your accountant)
From the blog
Guides worth reading

How Businesses Pay for Commercial Solar: Cash, Finance or a PPA
Cash, asset finance or a PPA. Who owns the system is the hinge everything else hangs off, including what happens if you move premises.
Read the guide
Commercial Solar PPA Explained: Going Solar With $0 Upfront
A PPA lets you go solar with no upfront cost. Here is exactly how it works and which businesses it suits best.
Read the guide
What Does Commercial Solar Cost on the Gold Coast? (2026 Guide)
What drives the price of a commercial solar system, what payback to expect, and how a PPA can remove the upfront cost entirely.
Read the guideGold Coast · Commercial Solar
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