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Denman based MV Solar owners Michael and Lois Valatine are excited to announce their partnership with Solar Australia. The MV Solar Australia powerhouse has been building in the background, and is now ready to share with the community they are focused on helping. "By joining forces with Solar Australia, MV Solar will be able to ensure the best quality sales and service of solar power in the Hunter Valley," Mr Valantine said. "We are excited to be able to make this announcement and would love to have some customers, old and new, join us in our celebrations next week. “We would also like to extend the invitation to the local business houses to help enjoy this positive growth within local industry.”
The formal launch will be at The Singleton Diggers Club, York Street Singleton, on Wednesday, August 10. It will also include an opportunity to receive the latest information on solar power and battery storage solutions, with friendly team members on hand to discuss the savings you could be making.
Your local trusted experts, MV Solar Australia free launch and information evening. Date: Wednesday, 10th of August, 2016 Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm Location: Singleton Diggers Club, York Street, Singleton, NSW 2330 RSVP: 08/08/2016 by calling 1300 000 76527. Come along to receive the latest information on solar and battery storage. Your trusted experts will be on site to talk you through the savings and benefits for your home. We look forward to helping you take control of your power.
To Sum Up...
If you have rooftop solar, and are at home during the peak period, you are almost certainly better off with a standard tariff.
However, if you and the people you live with are sufficiently motivated to change your behaviour it is possible to save money by being on a time-of-use tariff.
While it will often be difficult to use all of a battery system’s stored energy during a peak period, homes with battery systems will usually be better off on a time-of-use tariff.
Australia’s two largest electricity retailers have announced they will increase prices in South Australia from the 1st of July.
Origin Energy will raise prices by 6.5% increase and AGL will raise them by around 10%.
Power prices are set to rise by several times the rate of inflation in NSW, which will hit households during the coldest months of the year when electricity usage rises.
AGL is the first of the electricity companies to detail the price rise, announcing a $3.30 a week increase in electricity prices for the average household, a rise which has been estimated at more than 5 per cent. Other companies such as EnergyAustralia and Origin Energy are expected to release details over the next week or so, with the rise to take effect from July 1.
Being environmentally conscientious, the PHC Group is proud to announce the commissioning of a one hundred kilowatt Solar System installation to the roof of our main building in Mayfield West.
The system is geared, not only to substantially decrease CO2 emissions thereby reducing our carbon imprint on the environment, but it also has the added advantage of significant cost savings for the company in our energy bills.
We’d like to thank Solar Australia for their professional, timely, and hassle free installation.
The solar rebate which currently reduces the cost of rooftop solar in Australia will be phased out with the first reduction starting in less than 8 months on the 1st of January 2017.
The rebate will reduce by one fifteenth of its current amount on the first day of each new year until 2030 and will end on the 31st of December that year. At the start of 2017, the rebate of $3,990 that most Australians would receive at the moment for a 5 kilowatt rooftop solar system will fall by around $266 down to $3,724.
The phase out encourages Australians to install rooftop solar sooner rather than later.
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