PCG Oceania connects with New Zealand’s building industry at BuildNZ 2026
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PCG Oceania exhibited at BuildNZ 2026, connecting with businesses and industry professionals to discuss fully funded on-site solar for commercial and industrial properties.
Auckland, 16 July 2026 – PCG Oceania has wrapped up two productive days at BuildNZ 2026, held at Auckland Showgrounds on 15–16 July.
Exhibiting from Stand K23 in Hall 3, the PCG Oceania team met with property owners, developers, contractors and businesses from across New Zealand’s building and construction sector.
Throughout the event, our team shared how commercial and industrial properties can turn suitable roof or land space and daytime electricity demand into a long-term energy-cost strategy through PCG Oceania’s fully funded solar model.
BuildNZ also provided a valuable opportunity to hear directly from businesses about their energy requirements, property considerations and sustainability priorities.
Across the two days, the team had conversations with businesses at different stages of their energy journey – from those beginning to explore renewable energy for the first time to organisations already considering solar as part of their long-term energy strategy.
The event also highlighted the close relationship between the built environment and New Zealand’s energy transition. As businesses look for practical ways to manage electricity costs and reduce emissions, commercial buildings, warehouses and industrial facilities offer significant opportunities for distributed on-site solar generation.
PCG Oceania thanks everyone who visited Stand K23 and took the time to speak with our team.
We look forward to continuing these conversations and working with New Zealand businesses to make the transition to solar simpler and more accessible.