Latest News About Bunnings Solar

Here are the latest credible updates on Bunnings solar:

• Bunnings achieved 100% renewable electricity for its Australia and New Zealand store network, powered by a mix of on-site rooftop solar at many sites and offsite PPAs with large-scale solar, wind, and hydro projects. This milestone covers all 452 sites in the region and aligns with its 2030 net-zero emissions target for Scope 1 and 2.[1][2]
• On-site solar rollout continues: 163 Bunnings sites have rooftop solar installations, providing about 30% of each store’s electricity needs, with plans to expand installations further across the network.[2]
• Beyond rooftop solar, Bunnings has pursued solar-battery subscription offerings to make home solar more accessible, including collaborations with Intellihub and suppliers like Das Solar, SigEnergy, and GoodWe. The service markets four simplified battery options, with app-based energy management and optional solar, targeting broader adoption on the eastern seaboard.[3][6]
• The company has also been expanding its broader energy strategy via PPAs and renewable certificates to secure 100% renewable electricity across operations, while continuing efficiency improvements in stores to reduce overall energy demand.[1][2]

Illustrative example

• Example: Since 2020, Bunnings pledged to source 100% renewable electricity by 2025 and has since delivered, leveraging both on-site solar at hundreds of stores and off-site PPAs to cover remaining demand across Australia and New Zealand.[4][2]

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