Best solar power system installation deals in Bunbury WA

Find the best solar power system installation deals in Bunbury, WA

by admin on May 17, 2012

in Solar and renewables policy,Solar Feed-in tariff,WA

Bunbury WA, just south of Perth, is a great place to install a solar PV system, even after the withdrawal of the state’s Solar Feed-in Tariff last year. With electricity rates rising, solar PV installation prices falling, and significant potential up-front financial subsidies through the Federal Solar Credits rebate scheme, now is a great time to find deals on solar PV systems in Bunbury.

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