This was a multi-brand solar company website design project: nine websites for Australian businesses in solar energy, home energy upgrades, renewables and air conditioning. Each brand needed its own personality; all nine needed to generate leads equally well.
The nine brands
| Brand | Tagline | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Fortune Power | Strike Bold Energy | Modern energy solutions for homeowners |
| RenewX | Cleaner Energy. Greener Tomorrow | Renewable and sustainable energy |
| Planet Grid | Smart Energy. Stronger Future | Smart energy solutions |
| Grid2Solar | Energy Grid Tech. Brighter Future | Solar and energy infrastructure |
| Solar Upgrade | Smart Energy. Better Future | Solar and energy improvements for homes |
| National Upgrade | Rebate-first home energy upgrades | Helping homeowners access upgrade rebates |
| Essential Aircon | Comfort All Year Round | Heating, cooling and comfort |
| Victorian Aircon Solutions | Cooling | Heating | Ventilation | HVAC across Victoria |
| HiTech Energy | Power Tech. Planet First | Energy innovation and sustainability |
One system, nine personalities
Running several brands in the same market creates a design problem: if the sites look alike, customers and search engines treat them as one business; if each is built from scratch, quality and lead capture vary. We solved it with a shared page system — homepage, service pages, trust content, contact forms and mobile layouts — and gave each brand its own colours, typography, imagery and voice.
Built for Australian homeowners
Every site is conversion-focused for homeowners comparing quotes: clear service explanations, trust content, and enquiry forms that stay prominent on mobile. Rebate-led messaging on National Upgrade and comfort-led messaging on the aircon brands show how the same structure carries very different offers.
Project at a glance
| Client | Nine Australian energy and HVAC brands |
|---|---|
| Sector | Solar, home energy upgrades, renewables, air conditioning |
| Market | Australia |
| Scope | 9 separate websites on a shared conversion system |
| Delivered | August 2026 |
Questions about this project
How many websites were built in this project?
Nine, for Fortune Power, RenewX, Planet Grid, Grid2Solar, Solar Upgrade, National Upgrade, Essential Aircon, Victorian Aircon Solutions and HiTech Energy.
Do the nine websites look the same?
No. They share a page structure for lead generation, but each has its own visual identity and voice.
Does EasyQuickWeb build websites for Australian businesses?
Yes — this project and others such as Tuk Tuk Taxis in Sydney were delivered remotely from our Hyderabad studio.