Businesses
SEC is helping Victorian businesses lower energy costs, build resilience and accelerate decarbonisation.
Since launching into the retail electricity market on 1 July 2025, SEC has retailed 100% renewable electricity to more than 4,300 Victorian Government sites. This includes hospitals, schools, transport networks, water corporations and emergency services.
We’re also delivering the same capability to commercial and industrial customers, with smarter energy solutions designed for a renewable, sustainable future.
Why choose SEC?
A trusted energy partner for Victorian businesses
- 100% renewable electricity products powering your operations
- Victorian owned, delivering benefits back to the state
- Investing locally in new renewable energy projects
- Energy expertise committed to helping businesses reduce costs and emissions
SEC is building a future ready retailer, combining renewable electricity with flexible demand and energy optimisation enabled by SECs Virtual Power Plant.
We are committed to helping businesses reach their sustainability goals, lower their energy bills and mitigate risk by putting control back in customers hands.
Explore our energy solutions
Our renewable energy generation portfolio
* VRET projects help by providing SEC with a source of 100% renewable electricity that, together with the generation and storage from the SEC's own projects, will enable us to retail a range of renewable energy products to government and business customers.
Latest stories
Flexibility for now and into the future
02 November 2026
When it comes to installing rooftop solar in your home, both the process and outcomes are clear and justifiable. For businesses however, it is more complex.
The business retailer of the future: how businesses can unlock value with the right energy partner
27 October 2026
SEC is building a Retailer of the Future, investing in generation and storage while helping businesses access renewable electricity, smarter energy products and practical solutions.
SEC delivers MSAC a savings splash
21 September 2026
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC) is set to save approximately $80,000 a year on its electricity costs thanks to a new rooftop solar installation provided and managed by SEC, its electricity retailer.