Energy Financing
Learn more about energy financing and the options that are available through our partners.
Why Spread the Cost?
Getting solar and battery power can feel like a big upfront purchase. Loan financing helps you start sooner by letting you spread the cost while still owning the equipment from day one. The right loan depends on interest, tenor and how steady your usage is.
How Loan Financing Works
A loan turns a large upfront purchase into manageable monthly repayments. You own the system straight away and can choose or adjust components over time. This suits consumers wanting long-term control over their energy.
Not interest in ownership? Learn how you can lease your energy with Energy as a Service.
Disclaimer
Loan financing involves agreements (for example early exit fees or interest costs). Always read documents and check projected savings against what you will pay.
Our Financing Partners
We work with trusted partners who make finance simple and accessible. More partners will appear here soon.
AssetFlow Credit
Loan underwriting tailored for renewable CAPEX
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Ready to See Potential Savings?
Try our quick calculator, then request quotes that include the financing option that fits you best.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about loan-based energy financing.
Will I save money straight away?
A loan spreads payments so savings build over time—net benefit depends on current diesel or grid spend. Subscription models are covered separately on our Pay As You Go page.
What happens if my usage changes?
A loan agreement is fixed, but you may upgrade components—check any limits with the installer or lender. For flexible tiers see the Pay As You Go page.
Do I need collateral for a loan?
Some loans are secured; others rely on credit history and projected savings. Our partners outline requirements during quotation.
Who maintains the system?
With a loan you own the system. Support packages or maintenance agreements are usually available separately.
Is there a minimum contract length?
Loan terms are fixed by tenor. Review the agreement before signing and compare total interest plus fees against projected savings.