Inside Energy Shift 2026: where we fit in the solar chain

We took part in Blue Sun Group's Energy Shift 2026 – Brisbane

Energy Shift 2026, hosted by Bluesun Group, was built differently to most industry events. Instead of a general industry crowd, the room was made up of one supply chain end to end: Sigenergy and Jinko Solar Australia & New Zealand on hardware, PowerSync Technologies and Orkestra on software, and installers doing the work that ties it together.

Asim and Tiana, our Solar and Battery Specialists, spoke on stage about how GET provides quick cashflow to installers working in solar and batteries across Australia. It's the same conversation we've been having with installers and businesses for almost two decades, independent of any product or installation interest.

After almost 20 years in the industry, it's encouraging to be part of events like this, where the focus is on practical conversations and real opportunities for everyone in the supply chain.

We know how compliance works, we know how relationships with regulators work. Whether you're an installer, a supplier or a software provider, the obstacle is usually the same: who's going to fund this, and how. The more funding is available, the more risk everyone can take on opportunity and experimentation. That's where we come in.

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