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    Welcome new members

    The Clean Energy Council would like to welcome the following companies who have recently joined as members.

    Corporate:

    • GCL
    • Seraphim Solar Systems Co Ltd
    • X-ELIO

    Associate:

    • Energy Forms
    • Greenpower
    • Nacap Pty Ltd
    • Piper Alderman
    • Rexel Energy Solutions
    • Terrain Solar

    Network:

    • Australian Solar Centre
    • B.Solar Pty Ltd
    • Beyond Energy Integrated Services
    • Coffs Solar Energy
    • D & S Taber Electrical
    • Energy Management Consultancy
    • Erg Energy
    • Esena Energy
    • First Sun Solar
    • Green Value Solar
    • Imminent Solar
    • Leading Solar
    • Linked Solar
    • Opt Solar
    • Power Ideas
    • RELY SOLAR
    • Skylight Energy
    • Solar Dimension
    • Solar Galaxy Pty Ltd
    • Starfish Energy Pty Ltd
    • Stark Energy & Solar
    • Sun Factory
    • Sunflow Solar
    • Sun Supplies
    • The Solar Broker

    To view a full list of CEC members, visit the Membership section of our website.

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