FAQ’s

Solar Energy is a renewable energy. It produces no greenhouse gas emissions or air pollution therefore is healthy for the environment and will assist the fight against Climate Change. By going solar, you are reducing your carbon footprint which good for you and the environment.

Yes, the Federal Government financial incentives for solar power in community organisations and small businesses is the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES). Under this scheme a solar power system can create Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) that may be sold to partially offset the price of the system. Ask us for more details and to see if you qualify.

Yes, in most cases getting solar power will help reduce your electricity bills through reducing the amount of power you buy from the grid.

The amount of electricity that you generate depends on the size of your system, which way it is facing, whether there is any shading from trees or other buildings and the local climatic conditions. One of our consultants can provide an indication of the average generation a Solar Energy System will provide for your home or business.

Yes, you can be paid for any unused electrify that you export to the grid. You should check the feed in tariff offered by your electricity retailer and compare offers from different retailers.

The frame and mounting system is anodised aluminium, they are coated in an anticorrosive agent. The Inverter is manufactured for exposure to the environment and provided the electrical components are manufactured to a high quality, they are built to withstand all weather conditions and if properly maintained and cleaned – won’t corrode.