Types of Solar Power Systems Available

Solar Power has never been more affordable!

Why Solar Power your home?

Benefit from Government rebates and incentives
Reduce your bills, and protect yourself from rising electricity prices
Minimise your impact on the Environment

The Solar Credits Program is finally here! Now you can Solar Power your home, and reduce your impact on the Environment, while recieving better returns than ever before. The new Solar Credits Program provides a significant discount on the purchase of a Solar Power system. There is also no means test, and everyone is eligible! The new Solar Credits Program provides up to $6,000 cashback on a 1.5kW system, and there is no lengthy approval period.

To complement the new Solar Credits Program, the Victorian Government has introduced a Feed-in Tariff for owners of a Solar Power system. This means your excess Solar Electricity will earn 3.5 times what everyone else pays for it!

With a combination of Solar Credits and the Feed-in Tariff, there has never been a better time to install Solar Power!

Benefits to you in dealing with EnviroGroup:

- Over 30 years of Solar Power experience
- Known, trusted and respected
- Highly professional installers with full accreditation
- Personalised systems to suit your home
- 5 year installation warranty - five times industry standard!

Grid Connected Systems

Grid Connected systems are simple and require no maintenance. The solar panels are installed on your roof, and the power is fed into your house. If you are not home during the day, or not using all of the power from your solar panels, the excess power feeds into the electricity grid, spinning your meter backwards. You could recieve an electricity bill in credit!

If you require more power than your solar panels produce, you will consume this power from the grid as normal. You will only recieve a bill for the power that your Solar Panels cannot supply.

Positioning

Ideally you should have a large roof area facing true north. We can also install your system on a west facing roof, but this requires extra time and materials to tilt the panels to the north.