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Solar Insiders Podcast October 19

October 19, 2017 by Giles Parkinson and Nigel Morris Leave a Comment

Government’s new policy proposal appears to lock in high prices for at least another decade, making rooftop solar and battery storage yet more attractive.
Little wonder that the mood at the All Energy conference last week was its most buoyant in years. We look at the highlights of the conference, the different technologies on offer, and what’s next.
Nigel Morris also reports on his solar road-trip across NSW, and repeat warnings to consumers – more and more companies are entering the market, and that will inevitable bring a share of cowboys.
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