Standalone Off-Grid Power for Remote Stations
MyEnergy Engineering has built robust, scalable remote area power systems across Australia’s outback since 2010. Whether it’s cattle, sheep, or mixed‑use stations, we deliver tailored solar, battery, and generator setups engineered to withstand the harshest environments
Reliable, Scalable Power — Anywhere in Australia
Why Stations Choose MyEnergy
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Built for Harsh Environments – Components rated for extreme heat, dust, and isolation.
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Award-Winning Projects – Recognised for delivering large-scale, complex off-grid systems.
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In-House Team – Our installers and engineers handle the full project — no subcontractors.
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Scalable Design – Systems grow with your station’s power demands.
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Victron Energy Service Agent & Distributor – Direct access to parts, expertise, and support.
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What a Remote Area Power System Includes
Our station setups are customised, but most include:
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Solar Array – High-output ground or roof-mounted panels sized to meet daily loads.
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Battery Storage – Lithium banks sized for days of autonomy in poor weather.
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Diesel Generator – 1500rpm water-cooled sets for reliable backup and fast charging.
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Inverter/Chargers – Victron units for seamless power delivery and generator integration.
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Remote Monitoring – Real-time system data via satellite or mobile networks.
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Rugged Housing – Containerised or shed-mounted, vermin-proof, and climate controlled.
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How We Work With Station Owners
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Initial Consultation – We assess your site’s location, current setup, and power needs.
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Preliminary Design & Estimate – A tailored outline with budget ranges.
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Final Design & Install – Complete system specification, installation, and commissioning.
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Ongoing Support – Remote diagnostics, site visits, and future upgrades.
Proven Projects in the Outback
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Bon Bon
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Ingomar
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Kolendo
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Mt Eba
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Wertaloona
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Moolawatana
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Kondoolka
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Nonning
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Wilgena
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Madura Plains
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Anna Creek
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Nilpinna
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The Peake
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Hamilton
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Mt Sarah
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Mt Barry
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Arckaringa
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Mahanewo
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Boolcamatta
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Talopea Downs
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Allendale
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Epsilon
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William Creek
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Belmont
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Quondong
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Kybo
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The Twins
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​Wilpoorina
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Blina
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Cordillo Downs
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Mount Victor
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Tod Morden
The Benefits to Your Station
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Cut Fuel Costs – Rely on solar and battery first, generator only when needed.
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Less Downtime – Power continuity for water pumps, refrigeration, and communications.
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Long-Term Investment – Systems designed for 15–20 years of operation.
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Adaptable – Easily add more solar or batteries as station requirements grow.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: How long does a remote area power system last?
A well-installed system can operate for 15–20 years, with solar panels lasting the longest, batteries needing replacement around the 10–15 year mark, and generators serviced regularly for maximum lifespan.
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Q: Can you integrate my existing generator into the new system?
Yes — we regularly integrate existing diesel generators into our solar and battery systems, reducing fuel use and improving efficiency.
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Q: How big should my system be for a station?
It depends on your daily power usage and future needs. We design for peak demand plus room to expand, ensuring you won’t outgrow your system.
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Q: What happens on cloudy or rainy days?
Our systems are sized with battery storage to cover multiple days without sun, and the generator automatically starts when needed to keep power uninterrupted.
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Q: Do you provide remote support?
Yes — we include remote monitoring so our team can diagnose and help resolve issues without the need for immediate site visits.
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Q: How long does installation take?
From design approval to commissioning, most station systems take 4–10 weeks depending on size, location, and logistics.
