Solar Reaction – Powering Businesses

SOLAR REACTION

BORN INTO CREATIVITY

FOCUSED ON STRATEGY

SOLAR REACTION

WHY GO SOLAR

GENEROUS GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES

Currently, the government offers generous incentives for businesses to go solar. The rebate helps cut the up-front installation capital by as much as 30% on systems under 100kW.

HIGH RETURN ON INVESTMENT

We tailor a solar power solution specifically for your business needs and budget. Every solar project is treated and designed to pay themselves back in as little as 3 years.

TAX BENEFITS

Solar has great tax benefits for small businesses. Solar systems fall under the simple depreciation rule with a 15% deductable for the first year then 30% the following years.

ELECTRICITY COST REDUCTION

Solar power is one of the most effective way a business can reduce their energy consumption by using the solar power generated to offset their daytime energy usage, while also protecting themself from rising electricity prices.

SOCIAL ADVANTAGE

In a recent study by Green Brand Survey they found that 81% of Australians say it is very or somewhat important that companies are environmentally friendly and would prefer to buy from them than others. Promoting solar can increase your potential clients.

ENVIRONMENTAL EDGE

By installing a solar system, the energy generated has a direct correlation to your business’ carbon footprint. A 50kW system generates electricity to reduce your carbon emissions by 90 tonnes annually, that’s equivalent to taking 32 mid-sized cars off the road.

Tilted Content Slideshow

This slider plays with 3D perspective and performs some interesting animations on the right-hand side images.
CSS Animations

We are using 12 different animations for showing and hiding the items of a slide. The animations are defined by randomly adding data-attributes called data-effect-in and data-effect-out for every slide.
Tilted Items

The perspective view is achieved by adding a perspective value to the slide list item and tilting a division that contains the two screenshots.
Column or Row

The items in the tilted container are either laid out in a column or in a row. For some directions we need to adjust the animation delays for the items, since we don’t want the items to overlap each other when they move in or out.
Responsiveness

For smaller screens, the items on the right hand side will become less opaque and serve as decoration only. The focus will be on the description which will occupy all the width.
Navigation

For the “line” navigation we use a little trick to make the clickable area a bit bigger: we add a thick white border to the top and bottom of the span. Since the border is part of the element, it will be part of the clickable zone.