Category: Locations
Where you live in Australia greatly impacts the cost of solar, your rebate and feed-in tariff amounts. See location-based costs and ROI here.
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 …
The governing authority in the Northern Territory is dedicated to achieving a target where half of its energy comes from renewable sources by 2030. To reach this target, the territorial government is providing locals with perks and financial aid to lower the upfront costs of installing solar panels and other devices that conserve energy. With …
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The Queensland government has set both ambitious and attainable goals to reduce emissions, while also promoting the development of new job opportunities and expanding the state’s economic foundation. Over the last decade, the government has effectively developed a large-scale renewable energy sector, leading to a growing number of households and businesses powering up with renewable …
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The government of Queensland is unwavering in its dedication to ensuring that every Queenslander has access to solar energy. This approach is seen as a means to tackle the increasing costs associated with electricity bills. Households and businesses that fit specific eligibility requirements are in a position to benefit from government-provided solar rebates and incentives. …
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Kicked off in 2008, Queensland’s solar bonus scheme offered a 44-cent feed-in tariff (FiT) for every kilowatt-hour of excess electricity returned to the grid. This 44c FiT deal wrapped up in July 2012 and was followed by the regional FiT. The regional FiT is set by the Queensland Competition Authority each year and is paid …
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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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Absolutely, you’re qualified to apply for solar rebates in Queensland not just once, but twice. The eligibility for these rebates is determined by the property’s location, not who is applying. Essentially, if you own several properties, you’re allowed to claim the solar system rebate for each and every house you own. What if I want …
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As illustrated by the map overlay presented below, Queensland covers STC zones 1, 2, and 3, with the precise zone you fall into depending on your home’s location in the state. Most of the Queensland land mass is in Zone 1, but most of the population lives in Zone 3, which covers Brisbane, Gold Coast …
