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22, June, 2017

Solargain, a Proud Carbon Neutral Green Partner

22, June, 2017

Why You Should Care About The United Nations Climate Change Conference

22, June, 2017

AUSVEG – Our New Strategic Partners

22, June, 2017

WA's biggest rooftop solar PV system yet - A massive 1MW at Cockburn ARC

22, June, 2017

Solargain – Official Sponsors Of the Fremantle Football Club

28, February, 2017

Solargain, a Proud Carbon Neutral Green Partner

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29, November, 2016

WA's biggest rooftop solar PV system yet - A massive 1MW at Cockburn ARC

Solargain and the City of Cockburn have recently signed an agreement for a 901kW solar PV system at the City’s new Cockburn ARC recreation and aquatic centre. When added to the 100kW system Solargain will be installing at Cockburn ARC for the Fremantle Dockers, this will be a massive 1MW, creating Western Australia’s largest rooftop solar installation yet.

09, November, 2016

Making sense of solar panel add-on technology

28, September, 2016

Busting Solar Myths

30, August, 2016

Safety Recall: Are You At Risk?

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Case Studies

Roleystone SUPA IGA

Upon completion of the successful IGA solar PV trials at IGA Canning Vale and IGA Geraldton, Solargain received approval from the Metcash state retail operations manager, Kevin Rothery, to approach all the individual IGA store owners in WA.

Case study - Cockburn Volunteer Headquarters

The Cockburn Volunteer Headquarters building is a newly constructed community building which is shared between the Cockburn State Emergency Service and the Coogee Bush Fire Brigade. The building construction plan incorporated the deployment of 20kW solar PV capacity to reduce the running costs of the building, so the builder invited tenders from the industry for the supply and install of this system.

The City of Mandurah is shaping up to be one of WA’s most sustainable councils. These two local sporting sites are only a short distance from each other near the centre of Mandurah.