Top Volume Solar Retailers 2021

These are some of 2021's Top Volume Solar Retailers

It’s quite a feat for a solar company to install many thousands of solar panels in one year. It demonstrates a certain level of success and credibility, and deserves to be acknowledged.

SunWiz has been tracking every solar power system installed in Australia since 2009. We are the undisputed authority on solar market volumes, and our data is widely quoted by companies, NGOs, and government agencies.

Many companies claim to be the biggest, without offering proof. Which can make it difficult for customers to wade through the competing (and often unjustified) claims.

To provide legitimacy for the companies who installed the largest volume of solar power in 2019, SunWiz has produced badges for companies listed below.

{We will add more to this page over time, as Top Volume retailers confirm they wish to be listed here}

If you’re a Top Volume solar company in 2021 and would like to obtain your badge and listing, visit this page.

Combined National Market

This is our all-inclusive broadest category. It covers all systems including residential, sub-100kW commercial, and commercial rooftops up to 5MW in size.

Commercial >100kW

This category covers commercial systems above 100kW in size

Beon Energy Solutions is #1 Volume Solar Retailer in Australia for >100kW systems in 2021

Sub-100kW Market

This category covers residential systems and commercial systems up to 100kW in size

Residential

Instyle Solar is a Top10 Volume Residential Solar Retailer in Australia for 2021

New South Wales

Instyle Solar is a Top10 Volume Solar Retailer in New South Wales for 2021

Queensland

Instyle Solar is a Top5 Volume Solar Retailer in Queensland for 2021

South Australia

Solar Power Direct is a Top10 Volume Solar Retailer in South Australia for 2021

Victoria

SunCurrent is a Top 10 Volume Retailer in Victoria for 2021

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