Important Operations Update: Strategic Changes for 2027
At RenewSolar, our priority has always been delivering the most cost-effective entry into solar power with the industry’s fastest return on investment.
However, ongoing global instability, shifting fuel costs, supply chain fluctuations, rising import duties, and overhead pressures have made individual hardware pricing increasingly volatile. To maintain our standard of value without compromising on quality, we are updating how we operate heading into 2027.
Domestic Solar: Fixed Packages Only
To shield customers from market volatility and streamline deployment, we are transitioning our residential offering to fixed-tier solar packages.
- Turnkey Systems: Each package includes fixed, proven hardware configurations backed by decades of engineering expertise, designed to meet the majority of residential energy needs.
- Streamlined Options: Customisation will be limited to major system components (such as upgrading battery capacity).
- Discontinued Component Sales: We will no longer supply individual small parts, bus bars, cabling kits, or micro-inverters for retail self-assembly.
- Project Management Unchanged: Full system planning, engineering, and turnkey installation services remain fully operational.
Commercial & Bulk Hardware Purchasing
For commercial clients, business accounts, and volume buyers:
- Hardware Ordering: System components and bulk hardware remain available to order.
- Store-front Streamlining: We have reduced retail hardware listings on our web shop. Procurement for specialised components will now be handled directly through our consultancy and project management desk only.
Questions or Project Enquiries?
If you are planning a commercial installation or have questions about our upcoming 2027 residential packages, contact our engineering team directly to discuss your requirements.
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