Get Your Government Grants for Solar Energy

There has never been a better time for an Australian household to switch to solar energy. In an effort to promote renewable energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions the Government has devised a system of grants and rebates to help you save money on your bills by making your home more cost effective and at the same time environmentally friendly.

Rebates and grants of $500 to $8000 are available according to your particular situation. These are primarily for solar heated hot water systems. To find out if you qualify then contact your local authority or the Australian Government website through the link below.

In a further effort to pursue this renewable energy policy the Government has decided to invest in “Solar Cities”. If you live in Adelaide, Alice Springs, Blacktown, Central Victoria, Moreland, Perth or Townsville then you will find a lot of information and advice locally from industry, businesses and your community to help you understand the benefits of changing to solar energy and the best way for you personally to do it. Just Google “solar cities [your town]”

If you are interested in finding out more about how solar energy could help you reduce your bills then contact one of the companies specialising in solar energy. Good companies will send a representative to your house to analyse your energy consumption and give you a detailed summary of how you could save money, which type of solar products are good for you and if the government would help with the cost.

Information on the Solar Homes and Communities Plan:

http://www.environment.gov.au/settlements/renewable/pv/index.html

Information on the Government’s Solar Cities Program:

http://www.environment.gov.au/settlements/solarcities/index.html

About Finn Peacock

I'm a Chartered Electrical Engineer, Solar and Energy Efficiency nut, dad, and the founder and CEO of SolarQuotes.com.au. I started SolarQuotes in 2009 and the SolarQuotes blog in 2013 with the belief that it’s more important to be truthful and objective than popular. My last "real job" was working for the CSIRO in their renewable energy division. Since 2009, I’ve helped over 700,000 Aussies get quotes for solar from installers I trust. Read my full bio.

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