Unleash the Power of Solar Innovation with REC Alpha Pure-RX Series
Energy Matters
by Nicole S
16h ago
Are you ready to harness the full potential of solar energy? Look no further than the REC Alpha Pure-RX Series – the latest addition to our premium solar panel lineup. Let’s dive into the remarkable features of this cutting-edge technology and discover how it can revolutionize your solar experience. Unveiling the REC Alpha Pure-RX Series The REC Alpha Pure-RX Series represents the pinnacle of solar panel excellence, building upon the groundbreaking technology of the REC Alpha Pure-R Series. With its high efficiency n-type mono heterojunction cell technology (HJT), the Pure-RX introduces REC ..read more
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Solar Investment Return Analysis: Powering Up Your Finances Down Under
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by Beth P
5d ago
Solar panels in Australia are an attractive option for homeowners and businesses alike, but understanding the solar return on investment (ROI) is crucial before taking the plunge. This article delves into the financial breakdown of solar power, including cost savings, government incentives, and the ever-important payback period. Are you looking to save money on your electricity bills and reduce your carbon footprint? Solar energy is the perfect solution! Energy Matters can help you get up to 3 FREE solar quotes from pre-qualified and vetted solar firms in your area.  Energy Matters ha ..read more
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The Benefits of Microinverters
Energy Matters
by April L
6d ago
The adoption of solar energy in Australia is rapid and widespread. Microinverters are among the technologies gaining traction today as they change how solar power is harnessed and used. Let us explore the benefits of microinverters so you can better understand their role in maximising efficiency and return on investment. Enhanced performance and efficiency Microinverters are used and known for their ability to optimise the performance and efficiency of solar energy systems. Unlike traditional string inverters, microinverters operate independently at the panel level. Therefore, this mea ..read more
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Solar Inverter Undersizing Vs Oversizing: What Should I Do?
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by Nicole S
1w ago
Installing solar on your home or business comes with many questions. One of the very first you will be asked is how much electricity you currently use. This information, and other factors, will help your solar installer determine how much solar your home or business needs. Something they will consider is the type and size of solar inverter they will use. Undersizing and oversizing your inverter will have different implications for your home or business. Let’s take a look at what undersizing and oversizing your solar inverter means. Back to basics: What is a solar inverter? It is important to ..read more
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The Profitability of Solar Farms in Australia
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by April L
1w ago
With over 3.6 million solar PV installations in Australia, solar farms have seen a noticeable increase. Solar energy accounts for a significant portion of the nation’s clean energy generation, and some of the biggest solar farms are in Queensland (QLD), New South Wales (NSW), and Western Australia (WA). Indeed, the land down under has become the hotspot for solar farm development. Beyond its environmental benefits, what drives the profitability of solar farms in Australia?  In February, Canberra farmers showed how they are profiting from renewables. Farmers for Climate Action released ..read more
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Renovate or Rebuild Episode 8 Recap: Sungrow’s Solar Inverter and Battery Storage Solution Shines in the Season Finale
Energy Matters
by Nicole S
1w ago
All good things must come to an end, and season 2 of Renovate or Rebuild said farewell with a bang last Saturday. With an unexpected twist, a clever use of beer to demonstrate solar savings with Sungrow by Norm, and a grand reveal of the finished home, episode 8 did not disappoint! Shifting times made for a surprising twist Last week, we were shown a Californian bungalow that the overseas homeowners decided to renovate. In a surprise twist, the home in Sydney’s Earlwood was decidedly sold due to increasing cost of living pressures. Instead, the homeowners decided to renovate their investment ..read more
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EOFY 2024: Is Now the Time to Go Solar?
Energy Matters
by Nicole S
1w ago
Sorry to send you into a flurry so early but the end of the current financial year is drawing near! June 30, 2024, is creeping toward us, so with it comes the opportunity to cash in on current solar deals. Solar retailers and salespeople will be eager to offload their stock and meet their targets, and you can reap the benefits. Some state incentives are also drawing to a close, so let’s look at whether now is the time to go solar. Why is the end of the financial year a busy time in the solar industry? We’ve all seen them – advertising for EOFY sales. The solar industry, like most others, wor ..read more
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Will Solar Panels Work During a Power Outage?
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by Beth P
1w ago
Australia, the land of sunshine, is a natural fit for solar energy. With many homes embracing solar panels, a common question arises: will solar panels in Australia keep the lights on during a power outage? The answer, unfortunately, is not a simple yes or no. Let’s delve deeper into why and explore options for keeping your home powered up during a blackout. Why solar panels don't power your home during a blackout (grid-connected systems) Most Australian homes with solar panels have a grid-connected system. This means your solar panels generate electricity, which is then used to power you ..read more
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Interesting Findings About Solar Renters & Home Value
Energy Matters
by Beth P
1w ago
The Australian property market is constantly evolving, and in recent years, sustainability has become a key driver of value. Solar power systems are a prime example, offering homeowners significant cost savings on electricity bills.  But what about renters? Does having a solar system in a rental property translate into increased value for the homeowner? This article explores the latest findings in 2024 regarding solar renters and home value in Australia, specifically focusing on the growing trend of solar rentals. Are you looking to save money on your electricity bills and reduce your ..read more
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Solar Thermal vs. Photovoltaic Systems for Water Heating Efficiency
Energy Matters
by April L
1w ago
Hot water heating is a huge source of household energy consumption in Australia. Solar water heaters are present in most Australian homes today. In this post, we dive into solar water heating, comparing the efficiency and practicality of two primary technologies: solar thermal and solar photovoltaic (PV) systems.  Understanding these systems can help homeowners make better decisions to effectively harness solar power for their water heating needs. Solar thermal systems The concept of solar thermal has been around for a long time. However, compared to solar PV panels, the large-sc ..read more
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