Lilian Rabera
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Lilian has a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry Senior editor at Go Solar Quotes. Over 8 years of experience researching and writing topics including home improvement, solar energy and sustainability.Education
Lilian has a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, Graduating from Pwani University.Experience
Lilian is a highly skilled writer and editor with over 8 years of experience. Her areas of expertise include home improvement, real estate, solar energy and sustainability. Lilian has become our Senior editor at Go Solar Quotes.Latest by Lilian Rabera
The Northern Territory administration is committed to reaching a goal of 50% renewable energy by the year 2030. In pursuit of this objective, the territory’s government is offering benefits and financial support to its citizens to reduce the initial expenditures associated with setting up solar power setups and other energy-saving items. Given these initiatives, does …
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The Queensland government has laid out ambitious yet achievable targets for cutting emissions, alongside generating fresh employment prospects and broadening the state’s economic base. In the past ten years, the administration has fostered a thriving renewable energy industry, resulting in an increasing number of homes and businesses running on green energy. Recently, the Queensland government …
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The Queensland government is dedicated to making sure all Queenslanders can tap into solar energy to combat the continuously escalating electricity bills. Eligible homes and businesses can take advantage of the government’s solar rebates and benefits to reduce the expense of fitting solar panels. However, is there a chance for residents of Queensland to acquire …
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Queensland, with its over 300 sunny days a year, presents a perfect opportunity for embracing solar power. By adopting solar panels as a renewable energy source, you’re not only lessening your environmental impact but also cutting down on your energy bills at the same time. Nevertheless, it prompts the inquiry: Is solar power truly as …
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The ACT government is dedicated to achieving a goal of net zero emissions by the year 2045. To reach this objective, they’re encouraging residents to switch to energy-efficient alternatives such as solar power systems and to reduce their use of fossil fuels. But, does this mean you might be able to get solar panels for …
Going solar is an excellent option for businesses to save money on electricity bills. However, the upfront cost of installation can be a problem, especially for small businesses. The Australian government has developed The Solar for Business Program to reduce the initial cost of installing an approved small-scale solar PV system up to 30kW. Solar …
The pressures of rising living expenses and the significant upfront costs associated with installing solar panels and energy-saving products pose a difficulty for Tasmanians looking to make these investments. This leads to the inquiry: what support is the Tasmanian government offering its residents in this situation? Is there a program in place where the government …
There are many instances where you might need to walk on solar panels such as cleaning or access to other parts of your roof. While it is safe to walk on solar panels, it is not recommended. Although you won’t get electrocuted while walking on solar panels, there is the possibility you may fracture the …
Solar has become the largest source of renewable energy in Australia. With the country having a lot of desert space, it has positioned itself well to continue being a global solar energy exporter. The biggest solar farms in Australia include: Limondale Solar Project Darlington Point Solar Project Bungala Solar Project Sunraysia Solar Project Wellington Solar …