Yes. Your business pays me nothing.

How many installers will contact me?

One. I'll email you the installer's name when I pass on your details.

Will you tell me how much I'll save?

No. Savings depend on your site, tariff and usage. The installer's assessment is where that comes from.

Do I need to own the building?

No. Leased sites can go solar too, but the landlord's consent and who benefits from the power need to be sorted early.

Is a battery worth it?

It depends on when your business uses power. Evening-heavy sites such as accommodation, clubs and aged care may benefit most, so ask your installer. Eligible NSW businesses may get a battery discount through participating installers.

What areas do you cover?

Any NSW business can ask. If I don't yet have an installer for your area, I'll tell you.

Can I get finance or $0 upfront?

Some installers offer finance or power purchase agreements. Ask your installer. I don't arrange, recommend or advise on finance.

Commercial solar introductions

Commercial solar for NSW businesses, without the quote chase

One request. One commercial solar installer who tells me they service your area.

Free for your business.

Request my introduction

How it works

1. Tell me about your site. Two minutes. Your business, your roof, your power use.
2. I match one installer. A commercial solar installer who services your region. I email you their name.
3. They assess and quote. I'll email you the installer's name when I pass on your details. Any savings estimate comes from their own site assessment, not from me.

Please check your installer's licence on the NSW Government's licence check and ask about their accreditation.

Built for businesses that use power by day

Solar works hardest where your load runs while the sun is up. Batteries can help where it peaks in the evening.

Warehouses, factories and cold storage. Big roofs, steady daytime load.
Clubs and pubs. Seven-day trading, kitchens, cool rooms, air-conditioning.
Motels, hotels, caravan and holiday parks. Laundry, pools and HVAC by day. Guest peaks at night, where a battery may be worth asking about.
Farms and agribusiness. Pumps, sheds, workshops.
Retail, offices, medical, aged care, schools and childcare. Daytime-heavy loads.
Commercial landlords and strata. Who owns the roof and who pays the bill both matter. I ask up front.

Sydney and regional NSW

I'm building installer coverage across NSW, including regional areas.

Regional sites bring their own questions: network export limits, longer travel, rural feeders. I aim to match you with an installer who already works in your area. If I don't have one yet, I'll tell you and won't pass on your details.

Incentives worth asking about

I don't give financial or tax advice. These are schemes to raise with your installer and accountant:

Small-scale technology certificates (STCs). A federal discount on eligible solar systems, usually applied on the installer's quote. Since 1 October 2026 the scheme has covered eligible systems up to 1 MW (previously 100 kW). The Clean Energy Regulator expects claims for systems over 100 kW to open in mid to late November 2026. Your installer can confirm whether your system may be eligible (Clean Energy Regulator).
NSW business battery discount. From 1 September 2026, eligible NSW businesses may get an upfront discount on a battery through participating installers. The discount is larger when new solar is installed with it (NSW Government, Peak Demand Reduction Scheme).
Instant asset write-off. A tax rule that may apply to business assets, subject to limits and dates set by the ATO. Ask your accountant whether it applies to your project.

As at 27 October 2026. Schemes change, so check with your installer. Eligibility and amounts vary, and your installer confirms what applies on your quote.

Why one installer, not three

More quotes can mean more calls, more site visits and more of your week.

Your details go to one installer, not a list of them.

I pass your details to one installer, and only with your consent. If that installer can't help, I'll ask you before introducing another. My privacy policy explains who else handles your details, such as my email and hosting providers.

Who I am

I'm Ethan Leonard. I run Duzzi One as a sole trader (ABN 39 309 510 137), and I make these introductions. I'm not an installer. I don't give financial advice or guarantee savings.

Request your introduction

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Business name Contact name Your role Email Phone (optional) Type of business Suburb Approximate quarterly power bill A rough figure from a recent bill is fine. Do you own or lease the building? Roof / site notes (optional) Timeline

Before you send: Duzzi One (ABN 39 309 510 137, operated by Ethan Jack Leonard, sole trader) collects these details to introduce your business to one solar installer who services your area, so they can contact you about a quote. We give your details to one installer at a time, and we'll email you the installer's name when we match you. If they can't help, we'll ask you before introducing another. Our email and website providers also handle your details to run this service. The installer pays Duzzi One a fee for the introduction; it's free for you. If you leave required fields blank, we can't make an introduction. See our privacy policy to access or correct your details, or to make a complaint.

Free for your business.

Privacy: We only use your details to arrange your introduction to one solar installer. We share them only as described above. We never sell them to anyone else, and you can ask us to delete them at any time by emailing [email protected]. Full privacy policy: duzzione.com/privacy.

FAQ

Is it really free?: Yes. Your business pays me nothing.
How many installers will contact me?: One. I'll email you the installer's name when I pass on your details.
Will you tell me how much I'll save?: No. Savings depend on your site, tariff and usage. The installer's assessment is where that comes from.
Do I need to own the building?: No. Leased sites can go solar too, but the landlord's consent and who benefits from the power need to be sorted early.
Is a battery worth it?: It depends on when your business uses power. Evening-heavy sites such as accommodation, clubs and aged care may benefit most, so ask your installer. Eligible NSW businesses may get a battery discount through participating installers.
What areas do you cover?: Any NSW business can ask. If I don't yet have an installer for your area, I'll tell you.
Can I get finance or $0 upfront?: Some installers offer finance or power purchase agreements. Ask your installer. I don't arrange, recommend or advise on finance.
What happens to my details?: I pass your details to one installer, and only with your consent. If that installer can't help, I'll ask you before introducing another. My privacy policy explains who else handles your details, such as my email and hosting providers.