Foxley Court Industrial — Solar Study Rollout

Foxley Court operates a large industrial warehouse in Derrimut, in Melbourne's west, a high-consumption logistics site with a huge amount of unused roof surface. The question wasn't "can we add solar," it was "how much should we add, where should it actually go, and what does that give us back?" Instead of commissioning a static desktop feasibility report, Foxley Court asked CLAIR to answer those questions inside their live digital twin of the asset.

Using CLAIR's Solar Study, we placed digital solar arrays on the warehouse roof in 3D, iterating panel spacing, coverage, and orientation. Every scenario was stress-tested against the real roof geometry and sun path, and scored for projected generation. That let us identify the highest-yield zones first, quantify expected on-site offset, and build a staged rollout recommendation the finance team could actually sign off — all before a single physical panel was procured.

The Foxley Court warehouse clearly had rooftop capacity but nobody had a defensible view of how to use it. Which roof zones were structurally and spatially suitable? How much load could solar realistically offset on-site? Was the right move a full install, or a staged rollout? The team needed numbers they could take to finance, not a generic "up to X% savings" promise.

We extended the site's CLAIR digital twin with Solar Study. That let us place digital panels on the real roof geometry, vary array density and orientation, and instantly forecast output against Melbourne sun path. From there we compared scenarios, isolated the highest-yield sections of roof, and packaged a staged installation path instead of a single all-or-nothing capex ask.