Category: Cost Guides
95% of the motivation for installing solar panels is the promise of savings on power bills (…sorry environment, but it’s true)
Choosing to go for a bigger solar system basically involves adding a few more panels than what you really need, in order to produce excess power. However, why is this done? When you install the “correct size” solar system (without a battery) you can essentially save about 90% off your power bill. Oversizing the system …
For many, solar panels are expensive. Without government incentives and net metering, few households in Australia could afford rooftop solar panels. Solar panels are expensive because of 3 main factors: Made from expensive raw materials – Silicon, which is a major component in most solar cells, is difficult and expensive to purify. Require professional installation …
30kW solar systems are perfect for Aussie small to medium businesses with annual power bills of about $15,000 or higher. A 30kWh solar system installed will cost around $28,957 on average installed. This price is after the government rebate of $8,818 has been applied. With a payback period of between 3 – 5 years, depending …
In terms of working towards a sustainable future, the Australian Federal Government along with most state governments are committed to ensuring that all households have access to this environmentally-friendly energy. Among the most recent ways they’re doing this is through the inception of free solar panel schemes for low-income households, seniors, and pensioners. Although the …
Switching to solar energy in Australia comes with benefits that are just too good for most homeowners to ignore. After you decide to try it out on your roof, the next step involves collecting quotes from different solar experts. The total costs you’ll receive on the quotes will differ for each contractor depending on numerous …