Aussie Grid

Listen first. Optimise second. You decide.

Aussie Grid

Listen first. Optimise second. You decide.

What we do

Listen first. Optimise second. You decide

Listen first. Optimise second. You decide

Listen first. Optimise second. You decide

Join Mackay pilot

Join the Mackay pilot

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We’re building a local energy path for Mackay homes with solar and batteries. We start with real readings and clear reports. Lower bills and a stronger community are the aim — local sharing is the direction, not a live claim today.

The year ahead

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Focus now: real readings → clear reports → you decide any next step.

We’re in the early pilot stage: onboarding homes, connecting systems, and proving a monitoring-first process. Design size for this phase is roughly 20–50 homes (target, not a live count). Local sharing is the direction — not a claim that trading is live today.

Focus now: real readings → clear reports → you decide any next step.

We’re in the early pilot stage: onboarding homes, connecting systems, and proving a monitoring-first process. Design size for this phase is roughly 20–50 homes (target, not a live count). Local sharing is the direction — not a claim that trading is live today.

Focus now: real readings → clear reports → you decide any next step.

We’re in the early pilot stage: onboarding homes, connecting systems, and proving a monitoring-first process. Design size for this phase is roughly 20–50 homes (target, not a live count). Local sharing is the direction — not a claim that trading is live today.

We’ve kept it simple. Listen first. Then you decide.

We’ve kept it simple. Listen first. Then you decide.

How the Mackay Pilot works

We’ve kept it simple. Listen first. Then you decide.

We’ve kept it simple. Listen first. Then you decide.

How the Mackay Pilot works

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Join the pilot
Link your solar and battery so we can receive real readings (where your system and consent allow).

Connect your system
Make sure you have solar and a battery (we can help with this).

We listen
Read-only period — monitoring and a clear report (about 2–4 weeks for homes). No battery control in this stage.

You decide
Review what we found. Opt in only if you want suggestions or later optimisation.

Join the pilot

Sign up to be part of the first group of homes in Mackay sharing energy.


Connect your system

Link your solar and battery so we can receive real readings (where your system and consent allow).

We listen

Read-only period — monitoring and a clear report (about 2–4 weeks for homes). No battery control in this stage.

Review what we found. Opt in only if you want suggestions or later optimisation.

You decide
Lower your energy bills

Use more of the solar power you generate and reduce what you buy from the grid.


See how your solar and battery actually perform — real readings, plain language.


Make the most of your solar
Clear visibility

Instead of exporting excess power at low rates, share it with neighbours who need it.

After a read-only period (about 2–4 weeks for homes), you get a labelled report. Assumptions shown. No fake precision.

Make the most of your solar
A honest report
Share with your neighbours

You keep the decision

Keep energy and savings circulating within Mackay instead of going to big energy companies.

Suggestions only if you want them. Any later optimisation is opt-in. We don’t run a retailer VPP.

Build a more resilient neighbourhood

Built for Mackay

Create a local energy network that’s less affected by grid outages or price spikes.

Local pilot design — regional Queensland households and conditions — with a path toward more local value over time.

Why Mackay?

Built for Mackay

This isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. We’re designing the pilot specifically for Mackay homes, weather, and energy needs.

Stronger together

By working as a local network, Mackay households become more resilient to outages, price rises, and future energy challenges.

A local pilot means we learn from real Mackay households — not a generic national template. Resilience and lower pressure on the grid are design aims, not promised results.

Keeping benefits local

When neighbours share energy, the savings and power stay in our community instead of flowing to big energy companies.

Direction: more value staying in the community over time. Today’s product is monitoring and clear reports; neighbour sharing is what we’re building toward — not what we claim is live

Why Mackay?

How the Mackay Pilot works

We’ve kept it simple. Listen first. Then you decide.

By being part of the local energy network, you and your community gain real, practical benefits.

Benefits of joining the Mackay Pilot

Benefits of joining the Mackay Pilot

How the Mackay Pilot works

We’ve kept it simple. Here’s how local homes can start sharing solar power with their neighbours.

By being part of the local energy network, you and your community gain real, practical benefits.

Benefits of joining the Mackay Pilot

Join the pilot

Sign up to be part of the first group of homes in Mackay sharing energy.


Connect your system

Make sure you have solar and a battery (we can help with this).


Share with your neighbours

Your unused solar power is shared locally when others need it.



Save money



Lower your energy bills by using more of the solar power generated in your neighbourhood.

Clear visibility
See how your solar and battery actually perform — real readings, plain language.

A honest report
After a read-only period (about 2–4 weeks for homes), you get a labelled report. Assumptions shown. No fake precision.

You keep the decision
Suggestions only if you want them. Any later optimisation is opt-in. We don’t run a retailer VPP.

Built for Mackay
Local pilot design — regional Queensland households and conditions — with a path toward more local value over time.

Built for Mackay
This isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. We’re designing the pilot specifically for Mackay homes, weather, and energy needs.

Stronger together
A local pilot means we learn from real Mackay households — not a generic national template. Resilience and lower pressure on the grid are design aims, not promised results.

Keeping benefits local
Direction: more value staying in the community over time. Today’s product is monitoring and clear reports; neighbour sharing is what we’re building toward — not what we claim is live.

Why Mackay?

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Join the Mackay pilot. We’ll listen first, report clearly, and leave the next move with you.

Made in Mackay, supporting regional Queensland.

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Made in Mackay, supporting regional Queensland.

Join the Mackay pilot. We’ll listen first, report clearly, and leave the next move with you.

CTA Section BG
Made in Mackay, supporting regional Queensland.

Join the Mackay pilot. We’ll listen first, report clearly, and leave the next move with you.

Aussie Grid

Listen first. Optimise second. You decide.