Commercial & Industrial · NSW · VIC · QLD

Reduce Your Business Electricity Costs
with Solar & Battery Storage

Supporting Australian factories, warehouses and commercial facilities with tailored solar and battery storage solutions. Raylin Energy is the EPC general contractor for commercial projects 200 kWh–10 MWh — we sign the project contract and stay your single accountable party for equipment, design, commissioning oversight and long-term operation.

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Commercial & industrial

Three things a battery changes on your electricity bill

Real savings depend on your tariff, load profile and operating hours. We will not give you a percentage figure before we have seen a recent bill. A free assessment starts with that.

1. Commercial battery storage Demand charge cap

On most Australian commercial tariffs, the peak demand charge is the single largest line item. A battery discharged during your highest-demand window caps the grid-drawn peak. Largest effect on sites with a single shift or a recurring process peak — cold storage, packaging line, charger cluster.

2. Commercial solar + battery Buy low, use high

On time-of-use tariffs, the difference between off-peak and peak rates is often 2–4×. A battery charged from the grid or your own solar during the cheap window and discharged during the peak window moves consumption to the cheapest hours.

3. Industrial energy cost assessment Sizing, not guessing

We start with your most recent bill, identify the tariff structure, demand pattern and operating hours, then recommend a starting range. Industrial battery storage projects typically range from 200 kWh to 10 MWh; below that we still talk to you, but the assessment is more involved.

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Industries we work with

Where electricity is a significant operating cost

Battery storage pays back fastest where electricity is a significant operating cost and there is some flexibility in when that electricity is consumed. We see the strongest demand-charge cases in these industries across NSW, VIC and QLD.

Food processing

Refrigeration, mixers, packaging lines. Long operating hours and demand charges make load shifting attractive.

Cold storage

24/7 refrigeration load. Backup power protects product and avoids costly restart cycles.

Manufacturing

Shifts, motors, processes. Demand charges dominate the bill; load shifting and peak shaving both apply.

Warehousing

Material handling, charging, lighting. Battery + solar covers daytime loads; backup for racking / WMS.

Plastics & packaging

Process heating, extruders, injection moulding. Energy intensity makes storage + solar highly relevant.

Building materials

Crushing, kilns, batching. Heavy demand charges — even small peaks matter at scale.

Project assessment process

From enquiry to commissioning, in six steps

The exact timeline depends on your site, network connection requirements and equipment availability. This is the typical shape of a 200 kWh–10 MWh project.

Step 1

You submit

You complete the assessment form — about five minutes. Your latest electricity bill, site address, operating hours, and optional photo or one-line description of the site.

Step 2

Charlene replies

Charlene (our lead engineer, Sydney) reads your enquiry and replies from charlene@raylin-energy.com within one business day with a sizing range and any follow-up questions.

Step 3

We assess your bill

We analyse your tariff, demand profile, and operating hours. If a full assessment is not justified at this stage, we tell you — and explain what would change that.

Step 4

We send a written proposal

After a short call, we provide a sizing recommendation, indicative pricing, published-programme incentive guidance, and a project timeline. All in writing so you can compare.

Step 5

We supply + your installer builds

Once terms are agreed, we mobilise the equipment and our selected Australian construction subcontractor. Network connection approval is managed end-to-end (Ausgrid / Endeavour / Essential Energy in NSW, Citipower / United in VIC, Energex / Ergon in QLD). You deal with one contract — ours.

Step 6

Commission & handover

Commissioning, documentation, and handover. We do not employ in-house Australian installation crews — site work is done by accredited local partners under your project.

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Finance options

Two arrangements that shorten the path to commissioning

These are not product features — they are two external arrangements we have set up around the project, so customers do not have to find them separately.

ACP

EcoVantage handles BESS5 certificates

Where an NSW PDRS BESS5 certificate applies to your project, EcoVantage is the accredited certificate provider on our side. They handle product pre-eligibility review, evidence assembly, audit and certificate processing. We prepare and coordinate the technical evidence on your behalf; EcoVantage makes the submission under their accreditation.

Official policy reference. The Peak Shifting (BESS5) category is published on the NSW Energy Savings Scheme site: Peak Shifting (BESS5) · PDRS Rule and BESS5 requirements. The scheme site is the source of record.

Customer finance

Westpac finance pathway on referral

For commercial customers who want to finance the project rather than pay upfront, we have an arrangement with Westpac through which we refer eligible customers directly to the bank. Westpac assesses each customer on its own terms — the project, the customer, the cash-flow case, the security position. Finance is at the bank's discretion; approval is not guaranteed, and we do not represent otherwise.

This is a referral arrangement, not a co-marketed finance product. If a customer's situation does not suit the Westpac pathway, we can still proceed on direct purchase or on the customer's own finance.

Working with EcoVantage — accredited certificate provider for NSW PDRS BESS5 Westpac — customer finance by referral; assessed by the bank
Trade supply

For approved installers, retailers, EPCs and integrators

Six warehouses across Australia. Apply for an account, get real pricing, dispatch from the branch closest to site.

Stock, cut-off times and dispatch availability differ by branch. For the current position at any warehouse contact Charlene — charlene@raylin-energy.com · +61 0478 861 015.
Apply for an account

Send your ABN, trade licence details and delivery suburb. Approval usually same business day.

Build a quote list

Add products from the catalogue or send a specification. We confirm compatibility and lead time.

Receive written pricing

Volume tiers, freight and availability confirmed in writing, valid for 14 days.

Dispatch & support

AU-stock lines ship in 1–3 business days. Indent orders are tracked with factory lead times.

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Commercial & industrial pages

Each page focuses on a different entry point — choose the one that matches your situation.

Ready to look at your electricity bill with us?

A free assessment starts with your latest electricity bill and a short conversation. We reply within one business day.

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