Power Purchase Agreements (PPA)
Explore Solar Without the Upfront Investment
A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) can give eligible businesses the opportunity to access solar-generated electricity without purchasing the solar system upfront.
Under a PPA, a solar system may be funded, installed and managed by a third-party provider, while the business purchases the electricity generated by the system under an agreed arrangement.
At EcoBridge, we help businesses understand whether a PPA could be suitable for their property, energy usage and long-term requirements.
Explore Your PPA Options
A Power Purchase Agreement is a long-term agreement for purchasing electricity generated by a solar system installed at a property.
Rather than purchasing the solar system outright, a business may enter into an agreement to purchase the electricity generated by the system at an agreed price and under agreed terms.
The exact structure, pricing, contract period, ownership, maintenance responsibilities and end-of-term arrangements can vary between providers.
That’s why understanding the numbers and terms before making a decision is important.
Are you wondering why more businesses are making the switch to solar? From small enterprises to large commercial operations, companies across the country are choosing clean, renewable energy to reduce costs and secure a smarter future.
Understanding the financial and environmental benefits of solar energy is one of the main reasons many businesses are making the switch. Whether your goal is to reduce operating costs or run your business more sustainably, commercial solar can deliver long-term value. Let’s look at the key factors that determine how much your business can save with solar panels.
The amount your business can save with solar depends largely on how much electricity you use each day. Businesses with higher daytime energy consumption often see greater savings because they can use more of the solar power generated on-site. Reviewing your current energy usage helps determine the right solar system size for maximum yearly savings.
Your available roof space plays a major role in deciding the size of your solar system. A larger roof allows for more panels and greater energy production. For example, a 10kW system typically requires around 50–60m² of roof space, while a 30kW system may need approximately 150–180m². Larger systems usually provide better long-term savings when space permits.
The number of sunlight hours your location receives directly affects solar performance and return on investment. For example, Brisbane receives around 5.2 peak sun hours per day, while Melbourne averages around 3.6 hours. This means the same solar system can generate more electricity in Brisbane than in Melbourne, making location an important factor in system planning.
Choosing the right commercial solar system capacity requires understanding both your current and future energy needs. A properly sized system ensures maximum efficiency, supports future business growth, and helps you take full advantage of feed-in tariffs and net metering options. This creates stronger long-term savings and better energy independence for your business.
Getting clean energy installed in your home is simple with EcoBridge. From your first enquiry to a fully running system, we handle every step with care and professionalism.
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