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Industries powered for what is next

Cut today’s energy costs.
Build tomorrow’s infrastructure.

From distribution centres and supermarkets to factories, service stations and restaurant networks, Moebotics Energy designs solar, battery and future-ready energy infrastructure around the way each operation actually uses power.

Find my industry
Lower grid purchasesManage demand peaksUse more solar on sitePrepare for electrification

Energy becomes productive infrastructure

Make the roof, car park and electrical system work harder for the business.

Electrification is changing what businesses ask of their sites—from electric fleets, forklifts and automation to refrigeration, heat pumps, induction equipment and fast charging. Solar and battery storage can turn available space into a productive energy asset, reduce electricity purchased from the grid and prepare the site for new electrical loads.

Moebotics Energy begins with how each facility actually operates: interval data, tariffs, operating hours, site conditions, priority loads and future plans. We then develop a staged, site-specific pathway that connects immediate savings opportunities with long-term infrastructure, monitoring and optimisation.

01GenerateSolar converts roofs and car parks into on-site generation.
02StoreBattery capacity moves energy into the hours that matter.
03OperatePower refrigeration, production, HVAC, automation and trading.
04ElectrifyAdd vehicles, chargers and new equipment in planned stages.

Ten high-value pathways

Find the energy opportunity inside your operation.

Every sector uses electricity differently. Select the environment that looks most like your business.

Solar-powered logistics and distribution centre01
3PL · LOGISTICS · DISTRIBUTIONMake every square metre of warehouse roof productive.Explore the opportunity ↘
 Supermarket with rooftop solar and electric delivery charging02
SUPERMARKETS + COLD LOADSPower refrigeration through every trading hour.Explore ↘
 Large-format trade retail site with solar03
TRADE + HARDWARE RETAILTurn broad roofs into multi-site business assets.Explore ↘
 Joinery and manufacturing production equipment04
MANUFACTURING + JOINERYMatch energy infrastructure to the production schedule.Explore ↘
 Food-processing and refrigeration facility05
FOOD PROCESSING + COLD STORAGEWork across every production and cooling cycle.Explore ↘
 Independent service station with solar and EV charging06
SERVICE STATIONS + CONVENIENCEBuild the next-generation energy and mobility destination.Explore the opportunity ↘
 Quick-service restaurant site with solar and charging07
RESTAURANTS + HOSPITALITYCarry daytime solar into dinner and late trade.Explore ↘
 Commercial property with solar car parks08
PROPERTY + SHOPPING CENTRESUpgrade the asset, not only the electricity account.Explore ↘
 Electric commercial fleet charging under a solar carport09
FLEET + TRANSPORT DEPOTSPrepare the depot before the electric fleet arrives.Explore ↘
 Healthcare and aged-care campus with solar energy infrastructure10
HEALTHCARE + AGED CAREBuild energy infrastructure around care.Explore ↘
Distribution centre with rooftop solar, loading docks and commercial battery storage
01

3PL · logistics · distribution centres

Your roof can work the same shift as your operation.

Large roof areas and daytime demand from conveyors, automation, HVAC, lighting, dock equipment and electric forklifts can make logistics facilities strong candidates for on-site solar. Battery storage can retain more generation for later shifts and help manage demand when equipment and chargers operate together.

As fleets and material-handling equipment move toward electricity, a staged energy plan can coordinate solar, storage and smart charging before new loads arrive. For a single depot or a national network, consistent design and reporting can support a repeatable rollout.

ConveyorsHVACAutomationForkliftsFleet charging
  • Reduce daytime grid purchases
  • Manage operational and charging peaks
  • Prepare depots for electric fleets
Supermarket with refrigeration, rooftop solar and electric delivery vehicle charging
02

Supermarkets · grocers · cold loads

Put every square metre of roof space to work.

Supermarkets combine refrigeration, freezers, HVAC, lighting, bakeries, food preparation and long trading hours into a sustained energy profile. Solar can serve daytime loads directly, while battery storage can carry generation into evening trading and higher-demand periods.

For independent grocers, IGA-format stores and multi-site retail groups, a well-designed system can improve energy visibility, support planned refrigeration upgrades and create capacity for customer or delivery-vehicle charging.

RefrigerationFreezersHVACBakeriesEvening trade
  • Offset refrigeration and trading loads
  • Shift solar into evening operations
  • Prepare for upgraded cooling and EV charging
Large-format retail and trade store energy environment
03

Trade · hardware · tool stores

Turn the roof above every aisle into a business asset.

Trade and hardware formats—including businesses such as Mitre 10, Total Tools and similar stores—often combine broad roofs with daytime lighting, cooling, workshops, displays, materials handling and customer activity. Solar generation can align naturally with these operating hours, while battery storage can extend its value into early starts, late trade and peak-demand periods.

For member groups and multi-site operators, Moebotics Energy can create a consistent assessment and rollout framework while tailoring each solution to the building, tariff and local operating profile.

LightingCoolingWorkshopsTrade countersMaterials handling
  • Reduce purchases during trading hours
  • Support workshops and HVAC
  • Create a repeatable multi-site pathway
Joinery and manufacturing production floor with machinery
04

Manufacturing · joinery · fabrication

Energy infrastructure designed around the production schedule.

Joinery workshops and manufacturing facilities can carry substantial loads from CNC machinery, saws, extraction systems, compressors, finishing equipment, ventilation and climate control. Solar can supply production-hour demand, while batteries can help manage short concentrated peaks and extend stored energy across shifts.

By analysing when equipment operates—not simply the total bill—Moebotics Energy can align generation, storage and demand management with the production cycle and future machinery upgrades.

CNC machineryExtractionCompressorsFinishingVentilation
  • Match solar with production hours
  • Manage concentrated machinery demand
  • Plan for expanded electric equipment
Food-processing and temperature-controlled production facility
05

Food processing · refrigeration · cold storage

Make energy work across every production and cooling cycle.

Food processors and cold-storage facilities combine refrigeration, blast freezing, pumps, packing lines, hot water, ventilation and cleaning systems. Solar and storage can be configured around these repeating loads to reduce grid purchases and move energy between production, cooling and cleaning periods.

A staged energy plan can also account for expanded cold rooms, heat pumps, electrified process equipment and carefully prioritised continuity requirements as the facility grows.

Cold roomsBlast freezingPumpsPackingHot water
  • Offset continuous cooling and production
  • Shift energy between operating cycles
  • Support future process expansion

Halfway to a lower-cost operation

Your next electricity bill can be evidence—not just an expense.

Independent service station and convenience site with solar canopy and EV charging
06

Service stations · convenience retail

From fuel stop to future-ready energy destination.

Independent service stations and convenience stores combine long operating hours with refrigeration, freezers, canopy lighting, HVAC, pumps, signage and food-service equipment. Roof and canopy solar paired with battery storage can serve these loads throughout the day and extend on-site energy into evening trading.

EV charging can introduce a valuable new customer service and a significant new electrical load. A coordinated design can stage charger capacity alongside the store’s existing demand, electrical infrastructure, operational layout and applicable approvals.

RefrigerationCanopy lightingHVACFood serviceEV charging
  • Reduce retail and refrigeration energy costs
  • Manage new charging demand
  • Create an energy-and-mobility pathway
Restaurant and hospitality site with solar and electric vehicle charging
07

Quick-service restaurants · hospitality

Power every preparation, service and trading period.

Quick-service restaurants, drive-throughs and franchise networks operate energy-intensive kitchens with refrigeration, grills, fryers, extraction, HVAC, hot water, lighting, signage and digital systems. Solar can support preparation and daytime service, while battery storage can move energy into dinner and late-trading periods.

For business formats such as KFC, McDonald’s and similar restaurant networks, standardised reporting and a staged rollout can identify the strongest sites first and build an informed portfolio-wide energy strategy.

CookingRefrigerationExtractionHot waterLate trade
  • Support kitchen, cooling and HVAC
  • Carry daytime solar into dinner trade
  • Compare performance across sites
Shopping centre and commercial property with solar car parks and EV chargers
08

Commercial property · strata · shopping centres

Upgrade the asset—not only the electricity account.

Commercial buildings, strata communities and shopping centres carry shared loads from HVAC, lifts, ventilation, pumps, common-area lighting, car parks and tenant services. Solar and batteries can reduce common-area grid purchases, manage peak periods and establish the foundation for shared EV charging.

A data-led assessment can consider metering, common-property consumption, tenant demand and future infrastructure, helping owners and managers develop a practical investment roadmap for one asset or an entire portfolio.

HVACLiftsCommon areasCar parksTenant services
  • Reduce common-area expenditure
  • Support tenant and visitor charging
  • Strengthen long-term asset infrastructure
Commercial electric fleet charging beneath a solar carport
09

Fleet · transport · last-mile depots

Prepare the depot before the electric fleet arrives.

Transport, delivery, service and municipal fleets are introducing a new class of concentrated electrical demand. Solar car parks and depot roofs can generate energy during the day, while batteries can carry it into afternoon, evening or overnight charging windows.

By coordinating charger selection, vehicle schedules, site capacity, solar and storage, Moebotics Energy can help businesses stage the transition—starting with today’s fleet and expanding as vehicles and routes change.

Vehicle chargingRoute schedulesWorkshop loadsDepot HVACFuture expansion
  • Control simultaneous charging peaks
  • Use more on-site solar for fleet energy
  • Expand chargers in planned stages
Healthcare and aged-care campus with rooftop solar and battery storage
10

Healthcare · aged care · community facilities

Energy infrastructure built around care.

Aged-care communities, clinics and healthcare facilities often operate for extended hours with HVAC, hot water, kitchens, laundries, refrigeration, lifts and specialised support systems. Solar and battery storage can reduce electricity purchased from the grid while supporting defined priority loads when incorporated into an appropriately engineered system.

A long-term energy plan can also prepare facilities for electrified hot water, heating, fleet vehicles and future equipment without losing sight of comfort, continuity and operational requirements.

HVACHot waterKitchensLaundriesPriority loads
  • Serve consistent facility demand
  • Support defined priority circuits when engineered
  • Prepare heating and fleets for electrification

One site or a national portfolio

Your energy system should be designed around the way your business earns.

Moebotics Energy translates usage data, tariffs, operating requirements, site conditions and growth plans into a clear investment pathway. Begin with one high-value location or establish a consistent framework for rollout across a national property network.

Your assessment can consider existing solar, new generation, battery storage, demand management, priority power requirements, EV charging, performance reporting and ongoing optimisation.

Explore commercial energy performance
Commercial precinct prepared for solar, batteries and electric transport

The electrification advantage

Invest once in infrastructure that can grow with the operation.

Energy demand is moving from fuel and gas toward electricity. A coordinated roadmap helps the switchboard, network connection, generation, storage and charging strategy evolve together—so future equipment can be added in planned stages instead of treated as isolated projects.

01Electric fleetsVehicle schedules and charging windows modelled together.
02Electric processesPlan for heat pumps, induction and upgraded machinery.
03AutomationSupport robotics, conveyors and always-connected operations.
04Energy intelligenceMonitor performance and refine how the site uses energy.

Turn energy spend into productive infrastructure

Build the investment case for your industry.

Start with your bills, interval data, operating profile and growth plans. We will help identify where solar, battery storage, demand management and electrification can create the strongest commercial pathway.

Explore business packagesIndustry examples are illustrative. Final system design, projected benefits and pricing are determined through a complete assessment and site inspection.