| # |
First Name |
Last Name |
Date |
State |
Confirmed |
Comment |
| 21519 |
Darryl |
Dyson |
Tuesday 7th of Sep 2010 04:27PM |
South Australia |
Yes |
As above, my wife and I want to see a good national gross feed in tarrif set up in Australia |
| 21518 |
peter |
evans |
Tuesday 7th of Sep 2010 03:18PM |
South Australia |
Yes |
|
| 21517 |
Rob |
Williams |
Monday 6th of Sep 2010 07:42PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
If it weren't for the current feed-in-tariff I would not have gone ahead with a 3KW system. If I'd known that there was a potential to lose this tariff after August 2010 I would not have installed at all. Government has to get serious about cutting green house emissions & providing RECS & GROSS feed-in-tariffs is going to help, not only in emissions reduction but in providing employment/industry incentive. |
| 21516 |
zachariah |
marrett |
Monday 6th of Sep 2010 05:26PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
|
| 21515 |
Dermot |
Graves |
Monday 6th of Sep 2010 04:51PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
|
| 21514 |
Carolyn |
Munnings |
Monday 6th of Sep 2010 02:15PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
|
| 21513 |
David |
Costanzo |
Monday 6th of Sep 2010 10:51AM |
Victoria |
Yes |
|
| 21512 |
brett |
collier |
Monday 6th of Sep 2010 08:19AM |
Queensland |
Yes |
|
| 21511 |
Dan |
Coughlan |
Monday 6th of Sep 2010 08:16AM |
Queensland |
Pending confirmation |
Solar is a no brainer. Why don't more politicians get it! |
| 21510 |
Glenn |
Chivers |
Sunday 5th of Sep 2010 11:00PM |
Victoria |
Yes |
|
| 21509 |
Anne |
Taylor |
Sunday 5th of Sep 2010 09:21PM |
South Australia |
Yes |
|
| 21508 |
Mike |
Palmer |
Sunday 5th of Sep 2010 09:21PM |
Western Australia |
Yes |
|
| 21507 |
Colin |
Ratcliff |
Sunday 5th of Sep 2010 07:06PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
|
| 21506 |
Amy |
Jarrett |
Sunday 5th of Sep 2010 01:04PM |
South Australia |
Yes |
|
| 21505 |
Iain |
McMillan |
Sunday 5th of Sep 2010 10:00AM |
Queensland |
Yes |
|
| 21504 |
david |
irvin |
Saturday 4th of Sep 2010 03:02PM |
Queensland |
Yes |
|
| 21503 |
david |
stewart |
Friday 3rd of Sep 2010 11:22PM |
Tasmania |
Yes |
|
| 21502 |
paul |
wyatt |
Friday 3rd of Sep 2010 10:35PM |
South Australia |
Yes |
|
| 21501 |
Venkat |
Yerneni |
Friday 3rd of Sep 2010 09:43PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
|
| 21500 |
Lennox |
Broughton |
Friday 3rd of Sep 2010 07:30PM |
Western Australia |
Yes |
We need a gross feed in tariff NOW |
| 21499 |
Dieter |
Hoppe |
Friday 3rd of Sep 2010 02:23PM |
Queensland |
Yes |
Why is it, that in QLD the KWH prices from the supplier goes up, but the feed in price stays?
I thinking to upgrade my system, but then it would support this type of behavior. "World class thinking?????" |
| 21498 |
Rob |
Mailler |
Friday 3rd of Sep 2010 08:40AM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
80c/kWh is too generous.
50c/kWh would be more than enough and it would be much easier to fund than 80c/kWh. Gross is a bad idea as well as it slashes the incentive to be efficient with energy. State systems size limits are also too small. We should consider our farmers who could put in 100kW systems. |
| 21497 |
Tony |
Wiggett |
Friday 3rd of Sep 2010 01:05AM |
Western Australia |
Yes |
|
| 21496 |
Simon |
Honywood |
Thursday 2nd of Sep 2010 10:10PM |
Queensland |
Yes |
|
| 21495 |
Richard |
Sorlsbree |
Thursday 2nd of Sep 2010 06:54PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
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