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[VIC] Use The Full Vic Gov Rebate & Vic Gov No-Interest Loan for a 2.64kw Solar System Installed from $2,155 @ Eko Energy

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[VIC] Use The Full Vic Gov Rebate & Vic Gov No-Interest Loan for a 2.64kw Solar System Installed from $2,155 @ Eko Energy
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Employeeekoenergy on 11/04/2020 - 05:12 ekoenergy.co (176 clicks)
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Disclaimer: I work for www.ekoenergy.co

Get a 2.64kW solar system fully installed from $2,155 ($267 + $1,888 Vic Gov No-Interest Loan) More info at www.solar.vic.gov.au

  • Q-Cells 330W Solar Panels (12-year Product & 25-year Performance Warranty)
  • Solis 2kW Inverter (Top 6 PV inverter supplier globally with a 10-year warranty)

Book in a telephone consultation to discuss here - https://info.ekoenergy.co/meetings/kez-hassan1

We highly recommend you register for updates on the Victorian Governments Solar Homes Program by heading to https://www.solar.vic.gov.au/subscribe and their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SolarVictoriaAU/

Why eko energy;

  • Originally established in 2007, we have installed over 8,350 systems across Australia.
  • Clean Energy Council Approved Solar Retailer.
  • Australian backed warranties on our entire Tier 1 product range.
  • Preferred installer to over 20 councils residents via our solar bulk buy programs.
  • Strong financial backing from electricity retailer EnergyAustralia who has a 49% stake in our parent company Echo Group (Energy Division).

*Inclusive of the maximum $1,888 Victorian Government Rebate & $1,888 no-interest loan from www.solar.vic.gov.au subject to meeting Solar Victoria's eligibility criteria and approval. Based on a single storey, tin roof, no split arrays, suitable switchboard & single-phase power.

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  • nuno on 11/04/2020 - 06:29
    +1

    for the layperson , how much would i have to pay out of my pocket? $267 ??

    • Employeeekoenergy @ Eko Energy on 11/04/2020 - 12:52

      You'd be out-of-pocket $2,155. This is $267 to eko energy to have your system installed, then once the system is installed you begin to pay off the no-interest loan of $1,888 to the Victorian Government. This equates to approximately $40/month for 4yrs. The Victorian Governments, thinking behind this is that the savings you are making from the solar system are paying off the no-interest loan.

      If you'd like to explore this further, feel free to book in a convenient time to discuss over the phone by clicking here - https://info.ekoenergy.co/meetings/kez-hassan1

  • WV2 on 11/04/2020 - 06:48
    +3

    I studied this before, pay 267 upfront and need to pay $1888 over 4 years. Also it is for tin roof, which isn't most common i think? Then need to pay extra perhaps for tile roof.

    • nuno on 11/04/2020 - 07:14

      thanks. Not worth it. Dud deal but I wont downvote.

    • donkcat on 11/04/2020 - 07:51
      +2

      It's very much location based the old tin vs tile. On a side note it amazes me in the city areas these big volume builders can do tile cheaper than tin, get out side the city and it's the opposite. They must get a great rate on the tiles, I know they screw the tilers right down (like they do every trade), because the trusses are spaced at 600 cts for tile roofs means they can skip on plaster batten and direct fix plaster straight to trusses (not a fan of this). They also get the bonus that at 600 cts truss spacing they pass fall protection regulations.

      As for the deal a 2kw solar system is such a waste unless you absolutely have no roof space, it's not that much more labor to install a 6.6kw system and the price per watt comes down considerably the larger the system because you receive the STC government rebate on the total output of your panels.

    • Employeeekoenergy @ Eko Energy on 11/04/2020 - 12:55

      Tin & Colourbond roofs are probably about 50% of what we quote, the remaining roofs being tile & kliplok roofs.

      There is a marginal extra cost for tiled roof due to the different brackets and labour incurred.

      If you'd like to explore this further, feel free to book in a convenient time to discuss over the phone by clicking here - https://info.ekoenergy.co/meetings/kez-hassan1

  • SBOB on 11/04/2020 - 07:21
    +6

    Who would install a 2kw system these days?
    :/

    • Employeeekoenergy @ Eko Energy on 11/04/2020 - 13:00

      Good point, we generally recommend a larger kW system. However, for those homeowners that want to maximise the Vic Gov Rebate and Vic Gov No-interest loan with as little out-of-pocket as possible, while at the same time making a dent in their electricity bills. This is what we are recommending.

      As part of our remote telephone consultation, reviewing your electricity bill, how many in your household, roof space and other factors we can together determine a suitably sized kW system for your needs and goals.

  • thestu on 11/04/2020 - 08:21
    +1

    Surely no one would be taking this deal seriously lol.

    2.64kW is dreadful.

    5kW minimum these days.

    You can do a 5kW system for $0 upfront with the $1888 interest free govt loan.

    Find a new installer

  • beanlanda on 11/04/2020 - 08:43

    Please add price for 5kW

    • Employeeekoenergy @ Eko Energy on 11/04/2020 - 13:10

      For a 5.28kW solar system it's $3,874. This is made up of $1,986 to eko energy, then once the system is installed you start to pay off the $1,888 no-interest loan to Vic Gov, which equates to approximately $40/month for 4yrs.

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