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CSA Services can transform the way you create and use energy. Our expert energy management helps homeowners; businesses and communities reduce energy costs, increase property values and lock-in savings for years to come.

Swimming pools and spas are great for cooling off on a summer's day. Yet, they can also consume huge amounts of energy and water.

According to the Australian Government’s Department of Industry, for a typical home, maintaining an in-ground pool can account for up to 30 percent of a household's energy bills. A pool pump can be the largest user of electricity in a home—sometimes using more energy than your washing machine, clothes dryer and dishwasher combined!

Changing your lighting can be the most cost-effective and easiest way to reduce your power bills. Lighting in homes accounts for 8 to 15 per cent of the average household electricity budget so it’s one of the first and easiest places to make efficiency savings.

Thomas Edison patented the first commercially viable incandescent light bulb more than 130 years ago but the last ten years has seen the rise of energy efficient LED lighting to replace old technology.

However, recent research suggests we may see a “back to the future” return of the humble Edison globe in our lifetime.

In the middle of a scorching hot summer the temptation to turn the air conditioning down to a crisp 21 degrees is overwhelming and the resulting electricity bill can be shocking!

CSA Services want to transform the way you create and use energy.

Our expert energy management helps homeowners; businesses and communities reduce energy costs, increase property values and lock-in savings for years to come.

Tesla recently announced that Australia will be one of the first markets to receive their ground-breaking home battery system. This announcement is expected to have a big impact on the Australian energy sector and has expanded discussion around energy storage. According to Bloomberg Business, Tesla has taken orders worth roughly $800 million in potential revenue. So, what does energy storage mean for the average Australian household and people who are considering investing in solar?

CSA Services is proud to be part of Australia’s largest commercial PV project, which is owned by IKEA Australia Pty Ltd and is being developed by Canadian Solar Australia.

Globally, fifty per cent of IKEA’s energy use is from renewable sources. IKEA’s goal is to produce more energy than they consume.

IKEA will install 3.9MW of rooftop solar PV systems across its Australian stores.

The pace of technology is astounding, especially in the solar industry where companies are driven to create more innovative, efficient and high-energy performance systems than ever before.

CSA Services believe if you invest wisely now in the right solar energy system you will see long-term financial savings. You can also have a positive impact on the health of our planet for future generations.

In fact, with the abundance of sunshine in Queensland it’s not uncommon for households (who have solar energy) to save upwards of 25% or more on their power bill. And, with systems like “The Edge” from CSA Services, which is compatible with the new Tesla storage system, you will be prepared to harness energy from the sun to light the dark and have a truly future-proof and integrated system.

Australia is on the brink of a power revolution. Hot on the heels of the rapid uptake of residential photovoltaic (PV) solar power systems is the next logical step for this cutting edge technology: solar storage.

The opportunity to store energy generated from solar power - for later rather immediate use - will radically change the way Australians access, and pay, for power.

Leading the charge is the Tesla Powerwall, a sleek lithium ion battery that is set to start powering solar-ready Australian homes and small businesses from the end of 2015.

Conroy Dance Studio requested an energy audit of their warehouse and office building to determine the quickest and easiest method of reducing their electricity consumption and costs.

CSA Services can transform the way you create and use energy. Our expert energy management helps homeowners; businesses and communities reduce energy costs, increase property values and lock-in savings for years to come.

With Christmas just around the corner, a house full of family and friends means it's not just the tree lights that cost more to run at this time of year.

Running the air con during the day and keeping the pool clean for guests, as well as extra showers, more lights, and oven roast turkey can all mean a much higher energy bill in the New Year, probably around the same time your Christmas credit card bill is dropping on the mat.

Homeowners across the country are using the sun to power savings on their electricity bills and reducing their carbon footprint by installing solar panels.

At CSA Services we can help you choose from a range of quality solar solutions. Our staff are energy management experts who will provide exceptional customer service and help you understand how to improve your energy consumption.

Homeowners across the country are using the sun to power savings on their electricity bills and reducing their carbon footprint by installing solar panels.

Water heating can account for more than 20% of the average households’ electricity bill so it makes sense to use the power of the sun to heat your water. Don’t wait until your old electric hot water system has blown; consider a solar hot water system to drive down your energy use, making a positive difference to your electricity bill and the environment.

Heating and cooling account for 40% of energy use in the average Australian home. CSA Services can help you save money and reduce your greenhouse gas emissions by installing an energy efficient cooling system.

CSA Services can help your business power into the future. Our leading energy management experts will help you choose a system that will save money and increase profits, improve your long-term building valuations and reduce your carbon emissions so you can be part of a new energy future in Australia.

Solar hot water can reduce your building’s energy consumption and improve carbon emissions. Some of the cost of solar hot water may be offset by government rebates.

Upgrading your lighting is one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce your energy consumption. Getting lighting right is important for the energy consumption of an entire building and can lower overheads and add value to your building, locking-in savings for years to come.

Powerwall provides backup power during utility outages, natural disasters and even the Zombie Apocalypse (you know it’s coming). Compact, stackable and with a built-in inverter, Powerwall also comes ready to integrate seamlessly with solar, enabling you to self-power your home and even go off-grid, if you like.