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Designed from a ground up approach: 4.5MW Rooftop solar installation demonstrates how renewable energy can be integrated into complex, large-scale infrastructure projects.
SYDNEY, Oct. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Trinasolar, a global leader in smart solar and energy storage solutions has been selected as the solar panel supplier for the first clean energy project for the highly anticipated Western Sydney International Airport, as it prepares to open in late 2026.

The install features 8,824 Trinasolar Vertex S+ 510W (NEG18R.28) modules, with the airport’s rooftop PV install spanning the main terminal roof, both piers and covered car park walkways.
Delivered by leading EPC, Smart Commercial Energy, the project marks another milestone in the companies’ partnership spanning more than a decade, combining Trinasolar’s globally proven solar technology with Smart Commercial Energy’s local engineering and project delivery expertise.
The install includes:
Smart Commercial Energy worked alongside electrical contractor Heyday 5, and builder Multiplex, to deliver the install. Given the airport location, the project required detailed glare studies to protect pilots and air traffic control from reflection.
“Having worked with Smart Commercial Energy for more than a decade, we’re proud to partner with them on another significant Australian infrastructure project,” said Edison Zhou, Head of Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands at Trinasolar.
“For EPCs, reliability and bankability are critical. We combine globally proven solar technology with dedicated Australian after-sales support, giving our partners confidence in both the products they install and the manufacturer behind them.”
“This is one of the biggest solar installations on an airport in Australia, and a genuinely complex project,” said Ben Adamson, Head of Projects and Performance at Smart Commercial Energy, who led the delivery team. “I’m really proud of what our team and partners delivered, on time and on budget.”
“Renewable energy and world class infrastructure aren’t a trade-off, they’re part of the same project,” said Huon Hoogesteger, Managing Director of Smart Commercial Energy.
Trinasolar and Smart Commercial Energy’s decade-long partnership includes the Goulburn Community Solar Farm, recipient of the 2026 Clean Energy Council Community Value and Impact Award.

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