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Thousands of Australians are choosing to go Solar in their homes and business. Why? Because it's an intelligent choice!
Solar electricity can power households, commercial and industrial premises and provides the same power
generated from fossil fuels, wind & hydro. People are motivated to go solar for different reasons and outcomes. Explore the many benefits of Going Green with Going Solar.
We are providing a rebate of up to $1,400 for solar panel (P.V.) system installation for homeowners and rental properties, plus the option of an interest-free loan. See scheduled rebate release dates. To further reduce installation costs, householders can apply for an interest-free loan for an amount equivalent to their rebate amount. The loan must be repaid over four years or can be repaid sooner in one lump sum.
Victorian households are eligible to receive a rebate for installing a solar P.V. system if they meet the following criteria:
Once you're confident that your property fits the eligibility criteria, you should start researching solar retailers who are authorized to participate in the Program and can meet your energy needs.
“Australia’s 3 million rooftop solar installations are reducing Australia’s emissions by over 17.7 million tonnes in 2021 and will only increase in the future. More than 1 in 4 houses and many non-residential buildings have installed small-scale rooftop solar,” Minister Taylor.
Australia will meet its 2030 target through policies built on the proven Direct Action approach, which improve productivity, reduce costs and drive innovation—such as the Emissions Reduction Fund, its Safeguard Mechanism, and other complementary policies. Australia is also playing a significant role through practical actions to reduce emissions and improve the environment in the Asia-Pacific and partnership with other countries.
Going Solar is working to achieve UN Sustainable Development Goals by providing reliable, affordable, and sustainable electricity with solar power to every household and industry in Australia. We are contributing our part to deliver significant emissions reductions. The Government is implementing a suite of Direct Action policies, including the $2.55 billion Emissions Reduction Fund and Safeguard Mechanism. The world-leading Emissions Reduction Fund has already purchased 47 million tonnes of emissions reductions.
Considering Solar? Here are the answers to some commonly asked questions
Switching to solar renewable energy will save you hundreds of your electricity bills, add value to your home, reduce your carbon footprint and help to build a cleaner future for generations to come.
Grid connect systems use solar generated power, and only source additional power from the grid when needed. An off-grid or stand-alone system is when you store all the energy your panels produce and don’t access the grid at all. A battery is required to store the solar generated energy.
A state government rebate for Solar is available for homes (up to $1,400) and businesses (up to $3,500). To learn more, visit Solar Victoria
Once your Solar installation is booked in, you can expect your system installation to be completed between 1 – 3 days.
Solar panels are made from Silicon and particular products can last at least 25 years if properly maintained. Going Solar offers premium solar products that come with a 25 year warranty.
The age of your home can determine if you need a new switchboard or meter. The Going Solar team will investigate and advise during a free home-site consultation.
When there is a black out, a home with a grid-connected solar system will also be without power. By law grid-connected solar systems must be shut down if the grid loses power. This is to ensure the linesman can repair any faults safely.
Every Solar system we install is custom designed to match the home’s unique size, shape, and roof dimensions. The actual amount of space needed depends on the size of the system being installed, which dictates the number of panels required. With in-house system designers, Going Solar is well equipped to tackle all roof types.
Solar hot water systems, sometimes called solar thermal systems, use the direct heat from the sun to heat water, whereas solar power uses sunlight to produce electricity.
The only way to store solar power (generated during the day) for use at night, without reverting to the grid, is via battery storage. Our team can provide extensive information about the pros and cons of battery storage.
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