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  • Why the best solar tariffs are not always best option for solar households

    Why the best solar tariffs are not always best option for solar households

    Queensland Competition Authority urges solar households to compare electricity retailers, saying the best feed-in tariffs may not lead to the lowest bills.
    Michael Mazengarb
    Oct 27, 2020
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  • Why solar households should learn to love demand tariffs
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    Why solar households should learn to love demand tariffs

    Demand tariffs are controversial, but if properly done they could work for everyone. We just need the network owners to do the right thing.
    Mark Byrne
    Feb 15, 2018
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  • Victoria gives nod to “fairer” time-of-use tariffs for rooftop solar
    Victorian Government

    Victoria gives nod to “fairer” time-of-use tariffs for rooftop solar

    Victorian government to shift solar feed-in tariffs to time-of-use pricing, in move to better reflect the value of the state’s rooftop solar generation, and their environmental benefits.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Oct 26, 2016
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  • Partial victory for UK solar industry, huge job losses still expected

    The U.K. Government has set the new solar PV tariffs. Representing a partial victory, cuts will not be severe as anticipated, but job losses still expected.
    Becky Beetz
    Dec 18, 2015
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  • Queensland energy czar attacks rooftop solar tariffs – again

    Queensland energy czar attacks rooftop solar tariffs – again

    Queensland energy chief calls rooftop solar tariffs a transfer of wealth from non-solar households. His suggested changes would see network charges fall for households with air conditioning but no rooftop solar, and rise for households with rooftop solar and no air conditioning.
    Giles Parkinson
    Dec 18, 2015
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  • Consumer groups join court fight against utility over solar charges

    Consumer groups join court fight against utility over solar charges

    Consumer groups join court action against South Australia move to impose higher network charges on solar households. They argue the charges are discriminatory and self-defeating, and will simply encourage more people to quit the grid.
    Giles Parkinson
    Nov 16, 2015
    41
  • How fairer solar tariffs would clean up grid

    Energy policy expert says 15-20c/kWh margin retailers and networks make on rooftop solar should be used by governments to compensate solar households and to shift grid from fossil fuels to clean energy; also highlights vital roles of ARENA, CEFC and RETs.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Oct 5, 2015
    22
  • Why some customers could be better off with no solar feed in tariff

    Why some customers could be better off with no solar feed in tariff

    IPART says beware of retailers offering high solar tariffs – some customers might be better off going with retailer that offers no tariff because of other not-so-hidden charges.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Sep 2, 2015
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  • SA Power Networks fights to charge solar homes $100/y more for the grid

    SA Power Networks fights to charge solar homes $100/y more for the grid

    The South Australia network operator has appealed to overturn the energy regulator’s decision against allowing it to impose a special fee on solar households equivalent to $100 a year.
    Sophie Vorrath
    Aug 14, 2015
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  • Italy and Spain set new records for solar generation

    Italy and Spain set new records for solar generation

    Italy trumps Germany as most solar powered industrialized nation, while Spain’s array of solar thermal plants start to power up.
    Giles Parkinson
    Jan 16, 2013
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