Tasmanian Government maintains feed-in-tariff
20 May 2013The Tasmanian Government is set to maintain the existing feed in tariff levels for users who feed solar energy back into the grid.
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Heating water generally represents about 25% of the energy usage in most houses in Australia.
With both electricity and gas prices rising considerably over the last few years, the good news is that you don’t have to take these increases lying down.
If your roof permits, installing a Solar Hot Water system can dramatically reduce the electricity you use to heat water and save you hundreds per year.
When deciding on installing Solar Hot Water, you’ll have a choice of a few different technologies, each has its advantages and disadvantages and we’ll go through these over the coming pages.
We’ll also help you work out the financial benefits of installing Solar Hot Water as well as advise on what make a good installer.
The Tasmanian Government is set to maintain the existing feed in tariff levels for users who feed solar energy back into the grid.
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Australia's first solar consumer rights group has officially launched this week, representing the rights of over 2 million solar households and over $8 billion in solar investment.
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Despite cuts in feed-in tariffs from several years ago, solar panels are now making even more economic sense for Australians. Benefits previously gained are now being equally matched because of rising electricity costs and the plummeting cost of solar panels.
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Latest data from the Clean Energy Council indicates that residents of Queensland have spent approximately $1.45 billion on solar power systems since March 2011, which represents the equivalent of $2 million a day.
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Tasmanian Minister for Energy and Resources Bryan Green has assured solar power customers that any changes in the feed in tariffs will be fair when competition is introduced next year.
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