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Wind speed, cut-in and cut-out

Most wind turbines have a cut-in and cut-out speed at which they're able to start generating electricity. Find out more about how this works,...

Position and height of wind turbines

Where you put your wind turbine and how high it is in relation to things like trees and houses will have a big impact...

Turbine type and supply capacity

One of the most important aspects of harnessing wind power is how effective your turbine is for the wind conditions around your home, and...

Wind turbine types

There are many different types of wind turbines, each with certain characteristics, properties and advantages. Find out what separates different types, and how to...

Energy retailers, distributors and paperwork

There's a bit of bureaucracy and paperwork involved when it comes to feeding wind power back into the grid. Learn which parties are involved,...

Solar panel designer/installer accreditation and warranty support

In Australia, there are certain laws and regulations that exist to ensure that only accredited tradespeople do certain parts of an installation. Find out...

Wind and solar rebates

The Australian federal government provides rebates for people who install renewable energy systems for their homes. Find out how these work, and what you're...

How to get the most out of your solar system

Want to make sure your system's set up at its absolute best, and always giving you as much as possible? Here's a guide to...

Lifecycle assessment of solar panels

If you're serious about sustainability, it's also worth considering how much energy went into manufacturing your solar PV system. Learn how much energy is...

Feed-in Tariffs (FiTs)

One of the biggest advantages of a solar panel system is that it allows you to sell electricity back to your electricity provider. Find...
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