
The financial and environmental benefits of installing a solar power system are abundantly clear for individual households: significant savings on power bills and plentiful power from a carbon emission-free energy source. These benefits increase multifold when a solar community is formed.
A solar community is a group of residents in a particular area who join together in order to get bulk discounts on solar power systems--similar to a solar system bulk-buying arrangement, but with multiple options available to each individual participant. The size of a Solar Community varies, from as small as a few dozen homes to as many as 500+. Anyone--including you--can start a Solar Community.
With a network of hundreds of accredited solar power installers throughout Australia, Solar Choice is well-positioned to negotiate great deals on solar power installations for our customers. Each Solar Community participant may choose from a range of local and national installers, solar system sizes, and system options, all with the free and impartial advice of our friendly brokering team.
To locate or start a solar community in your area call our National Sales Manager on 1300 78 72 73 or send an email to sales@solarchoice.net.au.
Solar Choice is currently organising Solar Communities in the following areas (click for more info):
Solar Power for the Makay region, Queensland
Solar Power for Townsville and surrounds, Queensland
Solar Power for Kununurra, Wyndham, and Lake Argyle, Western Australia
Solar Choice has organised a number of solar communities throughout the Australia, including:
-Hervey Bay - Bundaberg - Gympie, QLD: Approximately 370 systems
-Broome - Derby, WA: Approximately 60 systems
-Latrobe Retirement Community, Vic: Approximately 225 systems
-Dubbo, NSW: Approximately 500 systems [Read about the Solar Choice Dubbo office]
-Riverlands, SA: Approximately 30 systems
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