SHCP Residential Rebate Cancelled
June 9,2009 - CANBERRA
The Minister for the Environment, Peter Garrett MP, today announced the cancellation of the Solar Homes and Communities Programme rebate support for residential solar installations.
Read about proposed replacement schemes HERE
Read our response to solar credits.
Applications received with today's postmark or earlier will continue to be processed, with approval at the government's discretion. Applications received after this date will be returned.
NOTE: This replacement scheme is not yet written into legislation, and information contained in this document is for guidance only regarding the nature of proposed support. As the new scheme stands, we believe it is fraudulent, and will not be conducting routine residential installations under this scheme
Retail Electricity Prices Set to Soar in NSW - What does this mean for Residential Solar?
From www.malcolmtalbot.wordpress.com
With excerts from the www.news.com.au article ‘Electricity bills to soar 20 per cent’
Newcastle's Going Solar Round 3 launched
Forum Online
The Forum is now online and alive on the Cooperative website. Special sections have been created for participants in Cooperative community projects with the aim to provide relevant information for those people and to bring environmentally-minded people in the same area closer together.
Topics include energy efficiency, solar photovoltaics and anything else that arises.
You can view the forum topics at www.energycoop.com.au/content/forum.
Sydney Energy Successfully Delivers on Castlemaine Project
CASTLEMAINE - Sydney Energy Cooperative Limited has completed installations for the community solar installation project in Castlemaine, North-Central Victoria. The project was instigated and led by climate action organisation, Mount Alexander Sustainability Group (MASG).
The project installed seventy-two grid connected PV systems in the small town of Castlemaine and surrounds.
MASG Solar Project Sign-up
Federal Government Cuts Photovoltaic Industry by 75%
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The Federal Government's latest budget has announced that the PVRP Photovoltaic Rebate Program will now be means tested. Rebates are no longer available where household taxable income exceeds $100k per annum.
