C-COR Solar began in 2018 with a single overarching objective: To help Australian industrial infrastructure, mining sites, homes and business harness the massive potential of emerging renewable technology and prepare themselves for a near future that’s going to demand Australia aggressively decarbonise; to embrace renewable, sustainable energy.

The message from the scientific community and government is clear.

The environmental and economic factors facing industry, consumers and businesses demands they adapt — or face increasingly expensive, volatile energy markets and services.

In Victoria alone, the State Government aims to reduce fossil fuel emissions by between 45%-50% by 2030. It has a target of 4 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2035.

Offshore wind farms could generate enough energy to power 1.5 million Victorian homes by 2032, under a state government plan to accelerate the transition away from coal.

Industry is getting serious about decarbonisation.

Companies at the early stages of their decarbonisation initiatives will typically focus on measures to reduce operational emissions – those within their direct control. Companies are increasingly expected to work with their customers and partners to reduce their full lifecycle emissions, across their value chain.

This is why C-COR Solar has created a top-tier range of renewable power and transition products and services to help industry, residential and commercial consumers around the country make the smartest energy decision they can in 2022 and beyond.