Local solar and batteries, coordinated for the whole community.

Lower bills for residents, funded by data-centre investment, delivering measured support to the electricity network.

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What we do

One fleet. Shared benefit.

Western Community Energy installs household solar and batteries at no upfront cost to participating homes, and coordinates them as one controllable virtual power plant. The result is lower household bills, additional local renewable generation, and a flexible resource that can support the electricity network and future capacity needs — energy that works for our community.

Who it's for

The deal only works when all three win.

A

Local residents

Funded solar and battery at no upfront cost, lower bills and backup power — with household needs always put first.

B

Data centres

A visible, ESG-grade community benefit and a faster, staged path to power — turning growth into local infrastructure.

C

The network

A measured, dependable local energy resource that supports capacity, manages two-way flow, and can defer local upgrades.

Our approach

Clear control. Clear priorities.

A geographically targeted fleet, coordinated around defined operating parameters and reserved capacity — not an opt-in program.

1
HouseholdsProtect affordable household energy and reduce exposure to energy insecurity.
2
Local networkSupport low-voltage and upstream constraints when required and validated.
3
FlexibilityRemaining capacity offered to contracted data-centre and market services.
200HOME PILOT
2.6 MWROOFTOP SOLAR
7.2 MWhBATTERY STORAGE
2.4 MWINVERTER CAPACITY
Contact

Let's develop an inner-west pilot.

We're seeking initial conversations with communities, data-centre and sustainability teams, and network partners.

Mark Hudson — Western Community Energy
mark@westerncommunityenergy.com.au
0404 690 818