Category: Feed-in Tariffs
Feed-in tariffs are what make solar in Australia worth while. Check out the best FiT deals in your state.
Folks in Queensland are hit with some of the highest power charges in the country, but the silver lining is they have access to some of the most attractive feed-in tariffs available to help balance out these expenses. By installing a solar panel system, you can significantly reduce your power bills through feed-in tariffs offered …
Energy suppliers will pay you a wholesale price for any surplus solar energy you export back to the grid. This is known as a feed-in tariff or net metering. The cost is less than the purchase rate during buyback, yet when integrated with your solar panel system, this still into substantial reductions in your electricity …
If you are thinking of installing a solar panel system, then solar feed-in tariffs can be a huge benefit to you. Solar feed-in tariffs work by enabling people who are producing extra solar energy and are fed back into the main electricity grid to earn money or credits for it. Normally, you will spend a …
Feed-in tariffs represent compensation for homes and enterprises that supply surplus solar energy back to the grid. Energy providers are responsible for these payments. The amount paid varies based on the energy supplier and the state of residence. Below, we have listed the feed-in tariff rates for solar energy by supplier. NSW VIC QLD SA …
The ACT currently has 5 companies offering feed-in tariffs. They rates are actually quite good as compared to other states and territories. When selecting a company to supply energy with the hope of saving money with your solar panels, the FiT is only half the story. You also need to take into account the supply …
There are currently 20 companies offering Feed-in tariffs in South Australia. Prices range from 1.0c/kWh to 8.5c/kWh. When looking for a energy provider, the feed-in tariff is just one part of the equation. To optimize your solar system ROI, you will need to find a supplier with a low supply and usage charge, as well …
When you’re leasing a property that comes equipped with solar panels, whether you’re the landlord or the renter, figuring out the feed-in tariffs is the last piece of the puzzle to solve, once you’ve dealt with the solar rebates and the rental agreement. Feed-in tariffs are essential to the whole thing coming together. It all …
To motivate Australian households to adopt solar energy, the Australian government is tirelessly crafting a range of strategies. Of these, the most successful measure thus far has been net metering, also referred to as feed-in tariffs. In a nutshell, net metering refers to feeding excess power you produce back to the grid and getting paid …