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How does solar improve sustainability?

People are constantly in search of new ways to improve their overall level of sustainability, and solar can contribute quite significantly to this goal. Solar energy is sourced well from its name, the sun, meaning we aren’t using finite resources in the creation or consumption of energy.

Enhancing one’s ability to capture energy from the sun and to be able to store said energy not only reduces financial costs but those costs associated with the environment. Here’s how solar improves sustainability.  Read more

Already Have Solar? Expand your Existing system with the Victorian Solar Rebate

The latest announcement by the Daniel Andrews Victorian Government of the Victorian Solar Rebate gives non-solar homeowners the amazing opportunity and huge financial incentive to invest in solar technology for the household. This rebate is also open to solar homeowners whom have already invested in solar technology, here’s how you can still take advantage of the Victorian Solar Rebate with an existing solar PV system. Read more

Victorian State Government Solar Rebate

Recently launched in Victoria, the Daniel Andrews State Government have released a 50 per cent rebate for homeowners to install a solar PV system in the home, aiming to reduce Victorian household energy bills.

This new rebate gives eligible households across Victoria a financial rebate of 50 per cent off the price to install a new solar system on their property. This rebate is only available to the first 24,000 successful applicants and will form part of the Labor Government’s plan to power 650,000 Victorian homes over the next 10 years with solar renewable energy.* Read more

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Electricity Prices

With electricity price concerns reoccurring in the media due to increased costs and charges, there has been a lot of confusion as to what the Federal Government are doing to relieve this issue. The Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull has recently met with Energy Retailers to try relieving this issue and strain on Australian households with the intention of keeping costs of electricity down. 

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