Solar Questions

[...] households and businesses that install renewable energy generation technology by paying a Premium Price for the electricity they generate. For each unit of renewable energy generated, you will be [...]

[...] to retrospectively slash the feed-in tariff to householders who have already installed solar panels is a clear broken promise. The Chief Executive of the Australian Solar Energy Society, John [...]

[...] and to the NW, N and NE. (This photo was at midday, when it should be bathed in sunlight!) Solar panels in shade - a poor solar job There are customers that will install solar despite some shading, [...]

[...] Price prevailing at that time for the full 20 years of your agreement. What if I already have solar panels installed? Will I receive back payments? Renewable energy generators installed prior to the [...]

[...] What is a Feed-in Tariff? A Feed-in Tariff rewards households and businesses that install renewable energy generation technology by [...]

[...] Broken Promises The O’Farrell Government’s decision to retrospectively slash the feed-in tariff to householders who have already installed solar panels is a clear broken promise. The Chief [...]

[...] one month is out of date the next. There are a few good sources of information about solar power around. This site (www.solarquestions.com.au) tries to be objective and factual. I find [...]

[...] Aug 9, 2011 Last week I called several solar companies with an inquiry about solar power. (Yes, this is mystery shopping…) What I found absolutely surprises me. I put forward a [...]

[...] Aug 5, 2011 Shading kills the production of solar power. There is no nice way to get around it. A sales person in solar should advise clients on the [...]

[...] placement of equipment. You will then need to enter into an agreement with your electricity supplier for them to purchase the electricity you generate. You may also be eligible for a subsidy [...]

[...] , then the jobs fall over). Deal with a specialist. Some electricians are good at this. Most solar companies are not. We often get referred business by other large and reputable solar companies who [...]

[...] Aug 9, 2011 Last week I called several solar companies with an inquiry about solar power. (Yes, this is mystery shopping…) What I found [...]

[...] paid on a quarterly in arrears basis. You will need to agree all other details with your electricity retailer including how the agreement can be changed, amended or terminated. This is a matter [...]

[...] retail price you would usually pay to buy the same amount of energy for your use. The ACT Feed-in Tariff Scheme is based on gross generation, so you are paid for each unit of electricity that you [...]

[...] to the NSW electorate and immediately reverse his decision to retrospectively slash the solar feed-in tariff. The Australian Solar Energy Society also calls on the NSW Government to implement a 1 for [...]

[...] , so you need to choose the right system size) Check this out for a full explanation… Solar NSW explained The paypack on solar in a Country Energy area like Quenbeyan, Goulburn or Yass could [...]