RE-ENERGY off-grid solar system Ballarat We’ve been working with solar in Ballarat for over a decade, helping people on farms, in homes, and on remote properties get the right setup, whether they’re connected to the grid or completely off-grid. Every system we install is designed around the customer. We use gear we trust — solid solar panels, batteries, and inverters that suit the job — and we make sure it’s built to last. Off-grid solar systems are our specialty. They’re designed to keep running through Ballarat’s long winters, using bigger solar arrays and carefully sized batteries. In many cases, no generator is needed. We’re based right here in Ballarat, and we work with customers both nearby and far out — 20 km down the road or 200 km off the grid. From small jobs in Creswick to large projects at Federation Uni and Sovereign Hill, we’ve done the work and seen the results.
We use gear we trust — solid solar panels, batteries, and inverters that suit the job — and we make sure it’s built to last.
Off-grid systems are our specialty. They’re designed to keep running through Ballarat’s long winters, using bigger solar arrays and carefully sized batteries. In many cases, no generator is needed.
We’re based right here in Ballarat, and we work with customers both nearby and far out — 20 km down the road or 200 km off the grid. From small jobs in Creswick to large projects at Federation Uni and Sovereign Hill, we’ve done the work and seen the results.
If you’re looking into solar around Ballarat, we’ve put together a guide built from years of hands-on experience. From picking the right solar panel size to handle Ballarat’s long winters, to understanding how panels still produce power on cloudy days — this is real advice for local conditions. We share insights on lithium battery storage (in plain terms), what makes an off-grid system work here, and whether you really need a generator or not. You’ll also find info on typical off-grid setups we’ve installed around Ballarat and Victoria, plus tips from our solar electricians on what gear holds up best. Whether you’re new to solar or upgrading an existing system, this guide will help you make smart, long-term choices.