Solar for apartment and townhouse buildings, powering common property or shared with units, with the information owners need for approval and a clear, fair allocation method.
From $24,900 (Per building, installed), including GST. Indicative starting price: the final fixed price is confirmed in writing after a site assessment.
Apartment buildings pay for common-property electricity every day: lifts, car park lighting and ventilation, pumps, gates and corridor lights. Strata shared solar puts the building's roof to work on those loads, and in suitable buildings the solar can also be shared with individual units. For owners, that can mean lower common-property costs and a practical step towards a more sustainable building.
Shared solar installations start from $24,900 per building. This is an indicative starting price; the final fixed price is confirmed in writing after a site assessment and a proposal the owners corporation can consider.
Strata projects succeed when owners trust the process. We explain the options neutrally, answer questions from committee members, and design around the building's actual loads rather than the largest system the roof can fit. Blue Energy Solar is a New Energy Tech Approved Seller, which NSW strata funding requires, so your building can consider that pathway with confidence. We coordinate roof access, safety and planned power shutdowns with your strata manager so residents are properly informed at every stage, and we remain the building's point of contact after installation.
Strata committees and owners corporations looking to reduce common-property electricity costs or share solar with residents.
Approval: installing solar on common property requires a resolution of the owners corporation, and any by-law or cost-sharing arrangement should be settled before work starts. Your strata manager can advise on the resolution required.
Allocation: common-property solar reduces the building's shared bills, which benefits all owners through levies. Sharing solar with units needs suitable metering and cabling, and not every building suits it.
Incentives: STCs can reduce the upfront cost of eligible systems. From 1 September 2026, NSW apartment building battery incentives apply to eligible buildings with at least 4 units, with a larger incentive when qualifying new or additional solar is installed in the required period. Confirm current values on the official pages before signing. We hold $20 million public liability cover.
1. The committee or strata manager requests an assessment and shares common-property bills.
2. We inspect the roof, switchboards and metering and review the building's loads.
3. You receive design options, an allocation method and a fixed-price proposal.
4. The owners corporation considers the proposal and passes the required resolution.
5. We lodge the network application and schedule installation with the strata manager.
6. Our team installs and commissions the system and sets up monitoring access.
The price shown is an indicative starting price per building; the final fixed price is confirmed in writing after a site assessment and proposal.
Works start only after the owners corporation passes the required resolution and provides written authorisation.
Connection is subject to approval by your local electricity network, which may set an export limit.
Sharing solar with individual units depends on the building's metering and wiring and may not be possible in every building.
Roof repairs, switchboard upgrades or access equipment identified at assessment are quoted separately.
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