Solar Hub NZ Is Now Listed on Catalist — Powering a Kiwi-Owned Solar Future

Solar Hub NZ is now publicly listed on Catalist. This step opens a new chapter for clean energy in New Zealand. One where Kiwis can invest in Kiwi rooftop infrastructure, helping local companies cut power costs and emissions while keeping long-term energy value here at home.

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Why Catalist? A Market Built for Local Growth

Catalist is designed for New Zealand businesses with big ambitions. Listing here gives us:

• A transparent, well-governed platform

• Access to investors who want to back real, productive clean-energy infrastructure

• The ability to scale our rooftop PPA fund faster, using local capital

• Regular reporting that builds trust with customers and investors alike

For our customers, this means more stability, more capacity, and the confidence that Solar Hub is here for the long haul.

Why PPAs Matter for New Zealand

 

At the centre of our strategy is the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) — the simplest way for businesses, schools, councils, and organisations to switch to solar with no upfront cost.

Under a PPA, Solar Hub designs, funds, owns, and maintains the solar system on your site. You simply pay for the energy generated at a rate typically 20–30% below grid prices, locked in for 15–25 years.

 Benefits for customers

• Lower OPEX from day one

• Zero capital expenditure

• No operational burden — we handle engineering, installation, monitoring, insurance, and maintenance

• Immediate emissions reductions with transparent reporting

 PPAs remove the financial barrier to solar, allowing Kiwi businesses to decarbonise faster and more affordably.

Keeping Solar Investment Local

 Until now, most commercial PPA assets in NZ have been funded by offshore capital. That means the long-term financial return—decades of contracted energy revenue—typically leaves the country.

Our Catalist listing changes that.

We’re building a Kiwi-owned PPA fund so that:

• Kiwis can invest in Kiwi rooftops

• Long-term solar returns stay in Aotearoa

• More businesses gain access to clean, stable, affordable energy

 This model strengthens NZ’s energy security, improves price resilience, and allows communities to directly benefit from the clean energy transition.

Where We Stand Today — Our Current NZ Impact

 From our Financial & Impact reporting (see IM):

• 5MW+ installed across NZ

• 788 tonnes of CO₂ avoided every year

  
  

  (Equivalent to taking 170+ cars off the road annually)

• 120% year-on-year revenue growth

• 8,600+ qualified leads generated in the past 12 months

• The strongest commercial PPA pipeline we’ve ever had

How a Solar Hub PPA Works (3 Steps)

1. We design and install

A high-performance solar system tailored to your load profile — with zero upfront cost.

2. You buy the solar energy

At an agreed PPA tariff, typically below retail grid rates, billed monthly.

3. We operate and maintain

We handle monitoring, performance optimisation, warranties, insurance, and long-term care.

The result: predictable savings for customers and long-term, asset-backed revenue for investors.

What Businesses Can Expect

• Immediate cost savings with lower, predictable tariffs

• No operational headaches — we manage everything

• Long-term certainty (15–25 year agreements)

• Real-time reporting on production, savings, and emissions

 For CFOs, operations leaders, and facilities managers: it’s the cleanest and simplest path to decarbonisation without tying up capital.

For Investors: Building a Distributed Solar Utility for NZ

 Every PPA we sign becomes a long-term cashflow-generating solar asset — producing and selling energy for 15–25 years.

As our portfolio grows, Solar Hub is effectively creating a decentralised, rooftop-based solar utility:

• Contracted, stable cashflows

• Asset-backed enterprise value

• VPP-ready infrastructure for NZ’s future energy market

• A diversified network of installations across industries and regions

Shares are $1 each, with no minimum investment, meaning everyday New Zealanders can own part of the country’s clean-energy infrastructure.

Note: This is not financial advice. Please refer to our official Catalist disclosures and seek independent financial guidance.

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Reminder:

Nothing in this post is investment advice. For investment decisions, please refer to our official listing and disclosure materials and seek independent financial advice.

What This Means for Customers

• More capacity available, faster: Our listing and NZ fund focus allow us to bring forward installations and serve more sites in parallel.

• Consistency you can plan around: Long-term tariffs offer a hedge against retail price swings.

• Measured outcomes: We provide production data, savings tracking, and emissions-reduction reporting.

If you’ve been delaying solar due to capex or other priorities, a PPA may be the simplest path to decarbonise and save.

How to Get Involved

• Businesses: Want a PPA proposal for your site? Get in touch and we’ll run a quick assessment of your load profile and roof.

• Investors: Explore our issuer page and disclosures, and subscribe for updates as we expand the fund.

• Partners: If you represent a network of commercial sites, let’s talk about programme deployments.

A Final Word of Thanks

 To our team, customers, partners, and early supporters — thank you.

From our first installs to a national pipeline of commercial assets, your belief has fuelled every step.

Today’s Catalist listing isn’t just a milestone for Solar Hub — it’s a milestone for Kiwi-owned clean energy.

Here’s to building New Zealand’s renewable future, together.

— The Solar Hub Team

Disclaimers

Please read our official listing and disclosure documents and seek independent financial advice before making any investment decisions.

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