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frankv
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  #2678294 22-Mar-2021 11:04
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Quinny:

 

I see people quoting a 30 year ROI and it makes me laugh. I spent $36k and don't regret it one bit. My property value was increased by QV close to this. 

 

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I will have paid off around half of the money in 5 years based on power savings and utilising Westpac's 10k at zero %.

 

 

Everyone's property value has increased by this much. Or more.

 

So you're looking at a 10 year ROI, at which point you'll be replacing the batteries? But presumably with better batteries.




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  #2684433 31-Mar-2021 06:33
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So soon Australia will charge solar users that export power back into the grid rather than pay them.

https://amp.abc.net.au/article/100026336

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  #2684441 31-Mar-2021 06:55
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"Introducing this flexibility should benefit the 80 per cent of consumers who don't have solar PV (photovoltaic) on their roof," Mr Barr said


How completely idiotic. I honestly can't understand his thinking. Governments should be incentivising solar by investing in storage and grid flexibility, not this sort of crap.

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