Commercial solar
Solar for commercial, government and industrial sites, sized around site, load and commercial objectives.
FORCES ENERGY
Strategic capability sector · Energy & ResilienceStrategic rollout · Enquiries & OEM partnerships
Commercial & Operational Power
Solar, storage and backup power. One accountable project.
Commercial solar, battery storage, backup power and remote or off-grid power for organisations with operational requirements — coordinated by Forces, delivered by appropriately qualified providers.
Regulated electrical work is performed by licensed providers for the relevant jurisdiction.
Concept visual
Strategic rollout
Four energy scopes to explore.
Scope solar, storage, backup or remote power around the site’s operating needs. This is not a fully live product line; site assessment, provider capacity and support responsibilities are agreed for each requirement.
Battery storage
Storage where it supports resilience, demand management or better use of generated energy.
Backup power
Backup power solutions scoped to the site’s operating requirements and delivered through appropriately qualified providers.
Remote and off-grid power
Project-specific power for remote, temporary or off-grid sites, configured around load, runtime and logistics.
Buyer environments
Intended audiences
Who FORCES ENERGY is for.
- Commercial and industrial sites
- Organisations considering solar and storage to manage energy costs and exposure.
- Government and Defence facilities
- Facility operators seeking resilience and backup around operational requirements.
- Remote operations and projects
- Operators seeking power where grid connection is unavailable, unreliable or temporary.
Licensed delivery and project responsibilities
Delivery responsibilities
Forces coordinates. Qualified providers install and certify.
Forces holds the client relationship, commercial coordination and project governance. Electrical design, installation and certification are performed by appropriately qualified and licensed providers engaged for each project.
Forces manages
- Requirement, site and load review
- Scope, procurement and partner coordination
- Programme, mobilisation and client reporting
- Indigenous supplier and workforce participation where suitable capability exists
Confirmed during scoping
- System configuration and equipment
- Licensed installer and certifying provider
- Commissioning and handover responsibilities
- Warranty and ongoing support arrangements
Evidence and accountability
Named lead. Evidence per project.
Insurances, provider licences, equipment data and commissioning records are assembled for each project.
Accountable lead
Brett Adams
Specialist lead, Energy
Buyer questions
Questions buyers ask about commercial energy.
To scope a requirement, send
- Site address and site type
- Recent energy bills or usage data, if available
- Objective: lower cost, backup power or remote/off-grid supply
- Critical loads and operating hours for backup
- Available roof or ground space, grid connection and timing
- Does Forces install solar and batteries itself?
- Forces coordinates the project. Licensed and regulated work is performed by appropriately qualified providers, with a site assessment before design.
- Can you provide backup power for critical operations?
- Backup power solutions are scoped to the site’s operating requirements and delivered through appropriately qualified providers.
- Do you work on remote or deployable sites?
- Yes. Remote and deployable power is one of the ways to engage FORCES ENERGY, scoped to each site.
- Who leads energy projects?
- Brett Adams is the specialist lead for Energy, with commercial coordination through the Group.
Discuss your FORCES ENERGY requirement
A · Procure a solution
Request a Quote
Buyers: share the requirement, site and timing. It is routed to the FORCES ENERGY lead for scoping.
Request a QuoteFor OEMs & capability partners
Bring qualified capability to defined customer requirements. Partnership and confidential investment discussions use a separate pathway.
Explore operating partnershipsRelated capability
Pair power with site infrastructure or monitoring.
Next step
Bring us the energy requirement.
Tell us the site, the load, the objective and the timing. We will confirm the pathway and the qualified providers involved.