National solar power solutions provider Energy Matters has announced that it is committed to leading Australia’s energy revolution to harness this sunburnt land’s greatest natural resource.
The company last week unveiled its bright new image to reflect its dedication towards providing affordable solar energy for all Australians and offering fresh perspectives driven by deep respect for the community and the environment.
Energy Matters CEO Jeremy Rich says that along with Energy Matters brand relaunch comes a renewed vigour in pursuing a better deal for renewable energy in Australia.
Five years ago, sitting around a suburban kitchen table, the now directors of Energy Matters decided to rise to the challenge that “people won’t buy solar panels online”.
Since that time, the company has installed thousands of solar power systems across Australia, including dozens of school systems and the largest privately funded solar PV project in Australia. The company also employs over a hundred people and was a winner of the recent prestigious Melbourne Awards.
Home solar power uptake has skyrocketed in recent years and even without the equivalent financial support that fossil fuel industries enjoy, Mr. Rich says the clean technology could reach price parity with coal power within the next decade.
“It’s our aim to see that solar power becomes even cheaper than coal”, says Mr Rich.”Our company has always been active in solar energy advocacy and general sustainability, but after having the honour of meeting David Suzuki recently, it’s further inspired me to see how Energy Matters can continue to evolve in this aspect and in our own operations.”
“As a nation, we need to recognise that infinite growth at any cost is simply not sustainable, or indeed possible – Australia is at risk,” says Mr. Rich.
Energy Matters’ new tagline ’empowering change’ is more than just words.
“A full blown energy revolution is what the Energy Matters of 2010 stands for – it’s the big idea that sits behind the rebrand, reflected in the culture and attitude of our team and the customer experience,” says Mr. Rich.
As part of it’s rebrand launch celebrations, Energy Matters is offering deeply discounted solar power systems in an effort to help more Australians join the nation’s solar revolution.
