At New Sky Energy Solutions, we only install high-quality solar panels from reputable and trusted brands including Jinko, Trina, and others known for their performance and durability. We don’t take a one-size-fits-all approach, your system will be custom-designed to suit your home’s energy needs, your budget, and any specific preferences you may have. All the solar panels we install come with excellent manufacturer warranties and are backed by local Australian support, giving you peace of mind for years to come

We work with a trusted range of solar inverter brands, including GoodWe, Sungrow, Fox ESS, Sigenergy, Sofar, Alpha ESS, Fronius, and others known for their innovation, reliability, and performance in Australian conditions. Whether you're looking for a hybrid, single-phase, or three-phase inverter, our expert team will design a solution tailored to your home, your energy usage, and your future plans, like adding battery storage or an EV charger. All inverters we supply come with comprehensive manufacturer warranties and are supported by local service teams, giving you long-term confidence and support.

As many of us already know manufactuing of Solar panels and Inverters around the world has been largley taken over by the Chinese and South korean market. Although Fronius inverters are manufactured in Austria. Other items, such as roof mounting kits, cable and conduit are made in Australia. We try to use these products to help support our local community.

Not all system can have a battery directly connected. Only a hybrid inverter can be connected directly to a battery. But if you don't have a hybrid inverter, you can still install a battery system later on, using an AC coupled system.

Victoria's Emergency Backstop Mechanism for Solar is a safety measure designed to manage solar energy exports and maintain grid stability. Effective from 1 October 2024, it applies to all new, upgraded, and replacement rooftop solar systems up to 200 kW. This mechanism allows for the remote reduction or shutdown of solar exports during rare emergencies when excess power could jeopardize the electricity network. Importantly, it will not affect the electricity supply to your home. For more detailed information, please visit the official Victorian Government page.