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Key Report Finds Take Up of Solar Energy on the Rise in South Australia

Posted by: Rich Bowden on 24 Nov, 2011

Tagged in: south australia , solar energy , feed in tariff

The Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA) — the independent economic regulator for essential services in the state — released a report this week which highlighted the increase in customers' take up of solar energy sources as South Australians look to offset rising energy prices.

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