Solar Panel Pricing in {{mpg_suburb}}

Solar Statistics for {{mpg_suburb}}

As at {{mpg_last_solar_data_update}}, the {{mpg_suburb}} postcode area ({{mpg_postcode}}) has had {{mpg_homes_with_solar}} solar power systems installed.

{{mpg_suburb}} has {{mpg_no_of_homes}} homes so that equals a solar penetration of {{mpg_solar_penetration}}.

This is {{mpg_penetration_comment}} than the state average of {{mpg_state_long}} which has a statewide solar household solar penetration of {{mpg_statewide_penetration}}. So {{mpg_suburb}} {{mpg_suburb_cw_statewide}} compared to the rest of the state.

The best performing suburb in {{mpg_state_long}} when it comes to the proportion of homes that have had solar power systems installed is the {{mpg_best_suburb_name}} postcode area ({{mpg_best_suburb_zip}}) with a solar household penetration of {{mpg_best_suburb_penetration}}.

With statewide solar household penetration of {{mpg_statewide_penetration}}, {{mpg_state_long}} {{mpg_statewide_penetration_comments}} compared to the rest of the country which has solar penetration of {{mpg_national_penetration}}.

 

So here is a solar summary for the {{mpg_suburb}} postcode area

Number of homes: {{mpg_no_of_homes}}

Number of homes with solar: {{mpg_homes_with_solar}}

Solar household solar penetration: {{mpg_solar_penetration}}

Statewide household solar penetration: {{mpg_statewide_penetration}}

National household solar penetration: {{mpg_national_penetration}}

We estimate that last year, the homeowners in {{mpg_suburb}} collectively saved ${{mpg_amount_saved_per_year_in_suburb}} off their power bills! That’s money going straight back into the local {{mpg_suburb}} community.

 

Solar Panel Pricing in {{mpg_suburb}}

According to our research, the average price for a {{mpg_system_size}}kW solar system in {{mpg_suburb}} is ${{mpg_system_price}}.

For a well performing solar system in {{mpg_suburb}}, we estimate that the electricity generated will be approximately {{mpg_daily_kwh}} kWh/day.

If 50% of the {{mpg_daily_kwh}}kWh is consumed in the home, and the remainder exported into the electricity grid, we estimate that the annual saving on a typical power bill is ${{mpg_annual_saving}} per year.

This represents a simple payback time of {{mpg_simple_payback}} years which is {{mpg_roi_comment}} return on investment.

Solar Finance in {{mpg_suburb}}

We estimate that when financing a ${{mpg_system_price}} solar system in {{mpg_suburb}} over {{mpg_finance_years}} years, that the cost of finance in year 1 will be around ${{mpg_finance_year1}}.

This is based on an interest rate of {{mpg_finance_interest_rate}}% calculated monthly and without taking into account any possible extra charges like establishment fees or admin fees. Of course you need to check these numbers with a professional financial advisor.

Even still this means you may be able to install solar for zero deposit AND it is {{mpg_cash_flow_positive}} cash flow positive. What we mean by “cash flow positive”, is that the amount saved by the solar system installation over one year is greater than the cost of financing that same solar system.

 

Government Solar Rebate in {{mpg_suburb}}

Solar systems installed in {{mpg_suburb}} on residential and commercial buildings are likely to be eligible for a Government rebate under the Federal Government’s Small Technology Certificate (STC) scheme.

The STC rebate is determined by your location in Australia and the size of the solar system that is being installed.

So if you install a {{mpg_kw_stc}}kW solar system in {{mpg_suburb}}, you are categorised in Zone {{mpg_stc_zone}} and likely to be eligible for a ${{mpg_stc_rebate}} rebate.

The advertised price and the amount you pay or finance is generally after the STC rebate has been removed from the gross price of the solar system.

The price of the STC does fluctuate so best to keep that in mind too.

Naturally conditions apply to obtaining an STC rebate so it is best to talk to a solar professional.

 

Optimal Panel Placement in {{mpg_suburb}}

In {{mpg_suburb}}, it is best to face your solar panels north at an angle of {{mpg_tilit_angle}}deg. Having said that, the majority of Australian roofs don’t have the optimal location for panel placement so don’t be too stressed if your roof is not perfectly orientated with the correct roof pitch.

 

How Does {{mpg_suburb}} Compare with its Neighbours?

Here is how {{mpg_suburb}} compares with its neighbours:

{{mpg_neighbour1_suburb}} postcode area ({{mpg_neighbour1_zip}}) is {{mpg_neighbour1_comment}} with a solar penetration of {{mpg_neighbour1_penetration}}

{{mpg_neighbour2_suburb}} postcode area ({{mpg_neighbour2_zip}}) is {{mpg_neighbour2_comment}} with a solar penetration of {{mpg_neighbour2_penetration}}

{{mpg_neighbour3_suburb}} postcode area ({{mpg_neighbour3_zip}}) is {{mpg_neighbour3_comment}} with a solar penetration of {{mpg_neighbour3_penetration}}