Key Challenges

Body corporates often face rising electricity tariffs that increase levies. Poor power quality can damage lifts, pumps, security systems and residents’ appliances. Finding fair solutions that benefit everyone can be complex.

Key Considerations for Sectional Title Schemes

• The Body Corporate usually owns the common property electrical network.
• You can install SSEG on the common area meter or apply for a bulk meter.
• Individual owners may install their own systems, but the Body Corporate must approve applications and manage total capacity limits.
• Moving to a single bulk meter often simplifies management and body corporate electricity cost reduction.

How We Help

• Reduce common property electricity costs (lighting, lifts, clubhouse, etc.)
• Improve power quality with surge protection and harmonic filters
• Provide clear guidance on approvals and special resolutions
• Offer flexible financing options so savings can flow to residents

Main Benefits

• Lower common property electricity costs and levies
• Lower levies for all owners and tenants
• Improved power quality that protects shared infrastructure and residents’ appliances
• Clear compliance path with municipal requirements
• Increased property values and a stronger sense of community
• Long-term cost certainty in both residential and mixed-use schemes

Our Approach

We design systems that suit your specific scheme — whether it is purely residential, commercial, or mixed. We focus on practical solutions that work within the rules of the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act and deliver real value to the people who live and work in your building.

Ready to explore solar for your sectional title scheme?

Contact us today for a free, no-obligation assessment of your scheme. We will provide clear advice tailored to your specific needs.