NRG Solar and our partners are giving one SA charity a fully installed solar system

Giving back to the South Australian community has always been important to us at NRG Solar.

The idea for this initiative came from our Managing Director, Dan Colquhoun, who saw an opportunity to put quality solar equipment to good use and create a lasting benefit for a South Australian charity.

Rather than simply talking about giving back, we wanted to do something practical - use what we do best to help an organisation reduce its ongoing energy costs, so more of its funding can go towards the people and community it supports.

That's why we're donating and installing up to 15kW of solar - valued at approximately $14,500 for one South Australian charity.

For us, it's about using solar to make a genuine difference where it matters.

What the selected charity will receive

The selected South Australian charity will receive:

Up to 15kW solar system

Featuring a Fronius inverter and Trina Solar panels, Schletter racking and core system components supplied by NRG Solar .

Expert installation

From system design through to installation and commissioning, our experienced solar specialists will manage the process from start to finish, making the journey simple and stress-free.

Local aftercare

Ongoing technical support from NRG Solar's Adelaide-based team for the duration of the applicable product and workmanship warranties.

Who can apply

Applications are open to eligible South Australian charities. To apply, your organisation must:

✓ Be a charity registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC), operating in South Australia
✓ Operate from a suitable South Australian premises
✓ Provide a recent electricity bill
✓ Provide a clear photo of the site's meter box
✓ Be authorised to apply and able to facilitate site assessment and installation by 31 October 2026
✓ The proposed installation site must also meet NRG Solar's technical and site suitability requirements.

How to apply

Applying is simple. Applications are assessed on merit by a judging panel, not selected at random. We score every application against four criteria: potential financial and operational impact (40%), community impact (30%), demonstrated need and suitability (20%), and quality and completeness of the application (10%). Terms and Conditions Apply.