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::> On Wed, 27 Oct 2010 20:00:13 +1100, "David L. Jones" <
[email protected]>
:> wrote:
:>
:> :The feed-in tariff is to be slashed by two thirds:
:>
:
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/br...r-feed-in-tariff/story-e6frf7kf-1225944149770
:>
ossibly as early as next week.
:> :
:>
ave.
:>
:> Was the 60 cents a gross feed-in tariff or a nett feed-in tariff? And is
:> the new
:> 20 cents a gross feed-in?
:>
:> Over in the West, prior to shonky Colin Barnett getting elected by
:> default, he
:> promised us a 60 cents gross feed-in tariff only to back down once he was
:> in
:> power. All they would pay us initially was a nett feed-in tariff at the
:> same
:> rate as we paid for imported kWhrs (less 10% for GST of course).
:>
:> Since July 1 this year he became more magnanimous and we now get 47 cents
:> nett
:> feed-in per kWhr. My latest power bill resulted in a credit of $100.
:
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:Just out of interest Ross - how many 'person' household & what capacity
:system do you have?
:
Ours is a 2 person household. We are very economical with our electricity
consumption and we don't have any gas appliances. The computer, TV and frig take
most and we average around 6 units per day import. When the missus does a roast
dinner we usually consume an extra 2 - 3 units for that day. The PV system is
1.5kW. On a sunny spring day I usually import around 4-5 units and export 7-8,
depending....
