Independent solar expertise across Aotearoa — from a working electrician trained in Germany and New Zealand. No panels to sell, just straight advice for every side of the industry.
Pick where you fit — we'll take it from there.
Five specialist service lines. One point of contact who has actually done the work.
Operations, compliance and growth for New Zealand solar businesses.
Learn moreValue and sell solar homes with confidence and accuracy.
Learn moreSafe isolation and battery-hazard awareness for first responders.
Learn moreDesign solar into the build — not bolted on afterwards.
Learn morePlain-language solar for schools and community groups.
Learn moreSolarLink is led by Brad Lynch — a New Plymouth electrician with 15+ years in the trade and the last 7 specialising in solar, trained across Germany and New Zealand. He also runs installation company Solar One, so the advice comes from someone still on the tools.
That means guidance grounded in real jobs and current standards — not sales patter from someone with panels to move.
Tell us the problem — a business to sharpen, a team to train, a build to get right — and we'll point you to the right support.
RNZWith subsidies for rooftop solar likely after the election, installers warn the workforce isn’t ready. Brad features throughout — Solar One has scaled from a one-man van to seven staff — calling for a fast-track “boot camp” to lift electricians onto solar before demand spikes.
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BusinessDeskBrad with former PM Chris Hipkins at the Ara Ake projectSolar One installed the first commercial run of Solarge’s ultra-light, fully circular panels outside the Netherlands — a world-first at Ara Ake’s New Plymouth energy centre, on a refurbished roof that couldn’t carry conventional panels. Brad helped design the 15 kWp system, pointing to lightweight solar as a way to unlock roofs previously off-limits.
Read on BusinessDeskWhat the shift to a 10 kW default export limit means for the systems you can sell.
Read →Lessons from the field on why monitoring pays for itself — and what happens without it.
Read →Press features, field notes and plain-language solar explainers in one place.
Go to media →Based in New Plymouth, Taranaki. Serving clients right across Aotearoa New Zealand.