Who is commercial solar finance for?

Commercial solar finance is designed for businesses, commercial property owners and solar installers who need capital to fund solar projects, battery systems or EV charging infrastructure without the high upfront cost.

What can I fund through Green Funding?

You can fund commercial solar systems, battery storage, hybrid systems, EV chargers and broader energy-efficiency upgrades. Green Funding connects you with lenders who specialise in clean-energy financing.

How does the commercial solar finance process work?

You complete a short online assessment, submit project details and our finance partners review your application. Once approved, funding is provided directly to the installer so your project can proceed without delays.

How fast can I get funding?

Most commercial solar finance approvals occur within 24–72 hours depending on project size and financial documentation. Larger or more complex commercial projects may require additional verification.

Do you work directly with solar installers?

Yes. We partner with solar installers across Australia to deliver fast funding solutions for their commercial customers. Installers can refer deals directly and receive ongoing support through the application process.

Do you provide finance Australia-wide?

Yes. Green Funding provides commercial solar, battery and EV charging finance to businesses, property owners and installers across all states and territories in Australia.

ASRS 2026 Mandate: Financing Your Climate Transition Plan

Navigating the ASRS 2026 Mandate: Why Asset Finance is Core to Business Strategy

The ASRS 2026 Mandate officially signals a countdown for mid-market Australian enterprises. As the financial year ends, businesses must prepare for the July 1 commencement of Group 2 reporting. This regulatory pivot transforms climate-related disclosures into a core part of financial auditing. For companies exceeding $200 million in revenue or 250 employees, theoretical planning is over. Mandatory disclosure has arrived.

The AASB S2 standard governs this framework. It requires businesses to disclose material climate-related risks that affect their financial prospects. This includes transition risks like carbon pricing and physical risks like extreme weather. Crucially, the mandate demands a “Climate Transition Plan.” A plan without funded assets is just a statement of intent. Regulators like ASIC may view an unfunded plan as a significant financial risk.

Bridging the Gap Under the ASRS 2026 Mandate

Many Australian firms now face a significant “disclosure gap.” This is the distance between their current operations and the targets required by the ASRS 2026 Mandate. Closing this gap requires physical infrastructure upgrades. We call this the “Capital Imperative.” To reduce Scope 2 emissions, a business must invest in on-site generation and storage.

However, high interest rates often tighten traditional lending. CFOs must balance cash flow with legal requirements to show decarbonisation progress. Specialised sustainability finance solves this problem. Businesses use structured finance to deploy “chunky” assets like large-scale solar and EV fleets. This approach avoids a massive upfront hit to the balance sheet.

Turning ASRS 2026 Mandate Risks into Resilience

Forward-thinking firms use these reporting requirements as a catalyst for modernisation. An old HVAC system or a diesel fleet is a financial liability. Green Funding offers specialised options like chattel mortgages to replace these liabilities. We help you acquire high-efficiency sustainable assets that improve your bottom line.

Strategic asset finance spreads the transition cost over the equipment’s useful life. In many cases, monthly energy savings exceed the finance repayments. This creates a cash-flow-positive transition. By securing these assets now, you insulate your business against energy price volatility.

Funding the ASRS 2026 Mandate with Green Funding

Green Funding understands the technical nuances of sustainable assets. We recognise that commercial tenants and property owners have different financing needs. Our “Low Doc” options for projects up to $250k remove friction from the transition.

As the July 2026 deadline nears, speed is vital. You need a funding partner who moves as quickly as the market. This speed differentiates a successful transition from a last-minute compliance scramble. The mandate is clear and the capital is available. Now is the time to act.