
Project Overview
Client: BaptistCare
Project Size: 163.2kW DC
Project Type: Commercial Solar
Location: Busselton, Western Australia
Westsun Energy has successfully completed a 163.2kW commercial solar installation at BaptistCare William Carey Court in Busselton, Western Australia.
The project forms part of Westsun Energy’s broader work with BaptistCare, delivering renewable energy infrastructure across multiple aged care facilities in Australia.
Featuring Jinko Solar panels, Sungrow inverters and Clenergy mounting infrastructure, the installation provides William Carey Court with onsite solar generation capacity to support its ongoing electricity requirements.
Challenges
Commercial solar installations at aged care facilities require careful consideration of the surrounding operational environment.
Key project considerations include:
→ Coordinating installation activities around the requirements of an operational aged care facility.
→ Managing site access and construction activities with consideration for residents, staff and visitors.
→ Integrating new solar infrastructure with the facility’s existing electrical systems.
→ Maintaining appropriate safety and quality standards throughout project delivery.
Solution
Westsun Energy delivered a 163.2kW DC rooftop solar installation incorporating the following equipment:
→ 320 × Jinko Solar panels
→ 3 × Sungrow inverters
→ Clenergy mounting system
System design and delivery focused on:
→ Providing onsite renewable electricity generation capacity suited to the facility’s requirements.
→ Integrating solar generation equipment with the existing electrical infrastructure.
→ Supporting safe and coordinated installation within an operational aged care environment.
→ Delivering a commercial solar solution using established solar technology and mounting infrastructure.
Results & Benefits
The completed installation provides BaptistCare William Carey Court with:
→ 163.2kW of installed solar capacity, supporting onsite renewable electricity generation.
→ 320 Jinko Solar panels to generate electricity during daylight hours.
→ 3 Sungrow inverters to convert solar generation into usable AC electricity.
→ Reduced reliance on grid-supplied electricity during solar production hours, where onsite generation aligns with facility demand.
→ Support for BaptistCare’s broader renewable energy objectives through investment in onsite solar infrastructure.
→ A completed installation within BaptistCare’s multi-site solar programme, contributing to the organisation’s renewable energy infrastructure across Australia.
Conclusion
The completion of the 163.2kW solar installation at BaptistCare William Carey Court demonstrates Westsun Energy’s capability to deliver commercial renewable energy projects within aged care environments.
As part of Westsun Energy’s ongoing work with BaptistCare, the project highlights the importance of coordinated delivery, site-specific planning and reliable solar infrastructure across multi-site programmes.






















