Solar News
From the back of a van to today's massive premises and online shop, RPC have seen a lot in its 33 years in business.
The 80's in Nimbin saw the hippies not only protect some of our most precious old growth rainforest, but the region also saw new technologies pioneered.
As things slowly get back to 'normal', we at RPC have had a chance to step back and reflect on what is important to our shareholders, our staff and we hope- our customers.
A tiny Home might seriously reduce your carbon footprint as well as alleviate financial strain and allow for a better lifestyle.
In May 2017, Rainbow Power Company completed its largest installation so far, at the Goonellabah Sports and Aquatic Centre in Lismore.
Rainbow Power Company has installed 4 Megawatts (4,000,000 Watts) of solar panels in the last 20 years. So, what does that mean?
Rainbow Power Company has advised on, designed and installed thousands of stand-alone and grid-connected solar systems. 30 years later, RPC is still going strong.
Established in 1987 and still going strong (-1987 years and counting). Is your Solar Company still here?
During the 2016 spring break, Rainbow Power Company placed a Solar Powered Trailer in the middle of the Woody Head campground and opened it for public use.
Rainbow Power Company Ltd is pleased to announce the signing of a major contract with Western Power in Papua New Guinea.
Rainbow Power Company conducted a training course in Kiribati for outer islanders titled Installation and Maintenance of DC lighting systems.
Fundraising event on Sunday, 2nd October, 11am to 4pm, at the Nimbin Bush Theatre.
Rainbow Power Company's co-founder Peter Pedals lost his life's work on 14.9.11 when his home went up in flames.
Thursday 4th of November, Californian band Groundation at the Bush Theatre in Nimbin
Run by the wonderful Karlin Bracegirdle, Living with Solar aims to demystify extra low Voltage DC power systems.
NIMBIN is set to become Australia's most sustainable village after a development application to build a solar farm was lodged with Lismore City Council yesterday.
RPC stall in Maryborough CMCA Rally 2005. We checked out dozens of systems: faulty inverters, chargers and regulators.