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SolarGEN Outright, PayGo and EaaS: What Changes?

GreenPower Overseas Limited · 23 September 2026

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SolarGEN can be discussed as an outright purchase, a PayGo plan or a 36-month Energy-as-a-Service arrangement. The right choice depends on your cash flow, the approved contract and what responsibilities come with the system.

Outright purchase

An outright purchase has a stated cash price for the selected consumer package. Confirm exactly which panels, installation materials, installation services and support are included in the final quotation. Installer unit-only prices are a separate cash-sale offer and should not be confused with consumer bundle prices.

PayGo over 12 or 24 months

The published schedules show an onboarding amount and either a weekly or monthly payment for the selected duration. Weekly and monthly figures are alternatives, not cumulative charges. Review the full agreement for eligibility, total payable, late-payment treatment, ownership and maintenance terms before applying.

Energy-as-a-Service for 36 months

EaaS is a service arrangement with onboarding and recurring payments. Do not assume ownership transfers at the end unless the signed agreement specifically says so. Check who maintains the system, what service levels apply, and what happens if your needs change.

Compare on a like-for-like basis

First use the energy audit to identify a technically suitable configuration. Then compare the same model across plans, including onboarding and total scheduled payments. The website’s arithmetic is indicative; GreenPower must confirm prices, eligibility and contractual terms. A financial plan cannot fix an undersized system.

Get a load-based recommendation

Enter the appliances you actually use. The result is indicative and subject to GreenPower technical approval.

Compare plans and complete the audit

Questions people ask

Are the weekly and monthly amounts both payable?

No. The displayed weekly and monthly amounts represent alternative schedules that require contractual confirmation.

Does EaaS mean I own the system?

No ownership transfer should be assumed unless the approved contract expressly provides it.

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Product specifications and payment schedules are subject to current GreenPower confirmation. No general runtime, savings or motor-load compatibility is guaranteed.