CUSTOMER SEGMENTS
LIGHT
COMMERCIAL
We have a range of premium “Off the Shelf” Light Commercial solar water heating solutions, designed to suit multi-unit apartment developments, sports and aquatic centres, dairy sheds & commercial laundries.
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INDUSTRIAL &
COMMERCIAL
We provide bespoke renewable heat solutions for: Food, Beverage, Dairy & Meat processing industries, as well as Minerals processing and drying.
Industrial & Commercial process heat applications include: food dehydration, liquids evaporation, dairy & beverage pasteurisation, brewing, hospital autoclave & process sanitisation as well as University, commercial building & hotel HVAC&R.
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WHAT WE DO
The Greenland Systems’ mission is to help Industrial and Commercial businesses improve their triple bottom line by reducing the carbon intensity of their thermal energy systems while lowering operating costs.
When you partner with us, we’ll engineer your bespoke solar thermal energy solution for site-specific conditions, utilising our technical innovation, engineering, and commercial expertise.
We collaborate with you using our 3 Step Project Development Process resulting in:
- Lower energy operating costs
- Reduce reliance on fossil fuels
- Improve triple bottom line and sustainability objectives
The Greenland Systems solar thermal solution provides reliable renewable heat for applications up to 200 degrees Celsius with optimal output.
We are a problem solver, a solutions provider and project developer.
PREVIOUS CLIENTS
CASE STUDIES
ANU Campus Solar Hydronic Heating
The Australian National University is a leader in sustainability resea ...
Solar Assisted Cooling Project
Echuca is situated on the Murray River in northern Victoria - an excel ...
TESTING AUTHORITY CERTIFICATIONS
AWARDS & RECOGNITION
Our industrial grade equipment is tested and certified by both International & Local Organisations including the Fraunhofer Institute, SPF Institute and IZES in Germany, as well as Monash University and Vipac Engineers in Australia.
Finalists in the 2016 Australian Technology Competition.\r\n\r\n
