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Solar installers in East Brisbane: AI search visibility ranking (2026)

How AI search engines rank solar installers in east brisbane by visibility and citations. 20 brands measured monthly across Google AI Mode: which brands the AI names in answers, which domains it cites as sources, and how the leaders compare. Solar installation companies serving East Brisbane households and businesses with rooftop solar, batteries, energy monitoring, system upgrades, and residential or commercial energy projects across Brisbane's eastern suburbs. Composite score: 70% visibility (% of AI answers naming the brand) + 30% citation rate (% citing the brand's domain). Full methodology →

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At a glance

Category leader AGL 50% visibility · named in 4 of 8 AI answers
Most cited brand AGL 0% citation rate · the AI's most-trusted source brand in solar installers in east brisbane
Top cited domain google.com Referenced by AI across the solar installers in east brisbane query set — the highest-leverage PR target in this category
Visibility spread 50pp Gap between top and bottom of the ranking · 18 brands at 0% (invisible to the AI)

What we observed in this categoryauto-generated

AGL dominates this category with a 50.0% visibility score, more than four times the next brand, Arise Solar, at 12.5%. The remaining 18 brands in the audit all sit at 0.0% visibility. The category average is just 3.1%, which underlines how concentrated AI presence is at the top. AGL's composite score of 35.0 versus Arise Solar's 8.8 reflects a structural gap that makes this effectively a one-brand AI landscape for East Brisbane solar installers right now.

Despite AGL's high visibility and Arise Solar's moderate presence, neither brand records any citations, with the category average citation rate also at 0.0%. This means both brands are named in AI responses but not linked or sourced, a pattern where AI Mode surfaces brand names without anchoring them to a verified document. Solargain is a notable case in the opposite direction, having previously held 12.5% visibility with a 12.5% citation rate before falling to 0.0% on both metrics, suggesting citation and visibility can disappear together rapidly.

The top cited sources in this category are third-party aggregators and review platforms: solarchoice.net.au, top10solarcompanies.com.au, taylorenergy.com.au, and sunlogics.com.au appear alongside google.com, youtube.com, reddit.com, and facebook.com. No brand domain from the top 10 ranked installers appears in the cited sources list. This indicates Google AI Mode is drawing its category knowledge from comparison and directory sites rather than installer-owned domains, which explains why brand visibility and citation rates are decoupled across the board.

Movers & shakers since last refresh

Biggest visibility risers

  • AGL 38% → 50% · rank #1 → #1
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Biggest visibility fallers

  • Solargain 12% → 0% · rank #2 → #5
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The ranking

# Brand Visibility Citation Top engine
1
agl.com.au
50% 0% Google AI Mode

AGL holds 50.0% visibility, sixteen times the 3.1% category average, yet records 0.0% citations, meaning AI names it without sourcing its domain.

2
arisesolar.com.au
12% 0% Google AI Mode

Arise Solar is the only other brand with any visibility at 12.5%, placing it well above the 3.1% average but still recording zero citations like every peer.

3
originenergy.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode

Origin Energy ranks third despite 0.0% visibility and 0.0% citations, suggesting its rank reflects brand recognition signals rather than active AI mention data.

4
solahart.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode

Solahart sits at rank 4 with a composite score of 0.0, matching Origin Energy's invisible footprint and contributing nothing to the category's already thin citation pool.

5
solargain.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode

Solargain is the biggest faller in the audit, dropping from rank 2 to rank 5 after losing all 12.5% of its previous visibility and its full 12.5% citation rate.

6
sunboost.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
7
solaray.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
8
shinehub.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
9
nectr.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
10
infiniteenergy.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
11
smartenergyanswers.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
12
captaingreensolar.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
13
openelectrical.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
14
1komma5.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
15
halcolenergy.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
16
solarsecure.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
17
energymatters.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
18
emeraldsolar.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
19
greensolartechnologies.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode
20
obrienelectrical.com.au
0% 0% Google AI Mode

Sources AI engines trust in this category

Across the 8 buyer-intent queries we ran on solar installers in east brisbane, these are the domains Google AI Mode cited most often. If you're not on this list — or if your competitors are — that's a concrete PR / linkbuilding target.

google.comyoutube.comtop10solarcompanies.com.ausolarchoice.net.autaylorenergy.com.aureddit.comfacebook.comsunlogics.com.au

How to read this ranking

Four things worth knowing before you act on the numbers above. These are the same definitions across every industry page — for category-specific observations, see the What we observed section above (where available) and the per-brand insights inline in the ranking.

Visibility = being named

A brand's visibility % is the share of AI answers that mention it by name in the response prose. This is who AI engines actively recommend to the buyer.

Citation rate = being trusted

Citation rate is the share of AI answers that include the brand's domain as a clickable source link. This is what the AI treats as authoritative evidence — different from being named.

Top engine differs by brand

The "top engine" column shows which AI surface each brand performs best on. Big gaps between a brand's score across engines usually points to specific content or schema gaps.

Rankings move month to month

AI engines re-crawl and re-rank on shorter cycles than classical search. We re-audit every brand on this list at least every 30 days and refresh this page automatically.

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Frequently asked about solar installers in east brisbane AI visibility

Who leads AI visibility in the Solar installers in East Brisbane category?

AGL leads with 50.0% visibility and a composite score of 35.0, far ahead of second-placed Arise Solar at 12.5%. All other 18 audited brands register 0.0% visibility.

What is the average AI visibility for solar installers in East Brisbane?

The category average is 3.1% visibility and 0.0% citation rate across the 20 brands audited, reflecting extreme concentration at the top.

Which brand has seen the biggest AI visibility gain recently?

AGL is the only riser in the data, growing from 37.5% to 50.0% visibility, a delta of 12.5 percentage points, while holding rank 1 throughout.

Which brand lost the most AI visibility in this category?

Solargain fell from rank 2 to rank 5, losing all 12.5% of its previous visibility and its entire 12.5% citation rate, dropping to 0.0% on both metrics.

What sources does Google AI Mode cite most for East Brisbane solar installer research?

The top cited sources are third-party platforms including solarchoice.net.au, top10solarcompanies.com.au, taylorenergy.com.au, and sunlogics.com.au, alongside google.com, youtube.com, reddit.com, and facebook.com. No brand-owned domain from the ranked installers appears in the cited sources list.

Why do high-visibility brands in this category have zero citation rates?

AGL and Arise Solar are mentioned by Google AI Mode but not linked to their own domains, indicating the AI is surfacing brand names through third-party aggregator content rather than citing brand-owned pages directly.