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ENERGY INDEPENDENCE

A net positive energy house

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Enough free electricity to power two Dungog homes* 

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The home is wired for 3 phase electricity. In addition it will have a 9.6 kwh solar feed in tariff system producing a daily average of 39kw.  This combination will give us electricity independence. 

 

The excess will be fed back into the grid and the returns from the power supply company should cover any excess electricity costs used at night. There will be enough power to use all electrical goods plus more!

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* AER (Australian Energy Regulator ) website "Energy Made Easy"  electricity consumption for a typical 2 person household for in the area code 2420 : Daily average consumption of 14.1 kWh (5141 kWh/year) https://www.energymadeeasy.gov.au/benchmark

Our Solar Components

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  • 32 x Jinko solar JKM315M-60 panels (max DCpower of 10.08kw)

  • 32 x Enphase Energy IQ7-60-2 micro-inverters for max AC output of 8 kw

 

Annual Generation Potential - 14,238 kWh

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Based on projected solar production provided by our Solar installer

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CARBON FOOTPRINT

Removing 12 tons of CO2 a year

More than enough electricity will be generated to cover all the our electrical appliance and EV (electric vehicle) needs:

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Electrical appliances:

 

Electric cooking top and stove

Light fittings

Ceiling fans

Electric hot water tank (300l)

Infrared heating throughout the house

Under tile heating in both bathrooms

Air conditioning units (not previewed)

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  • Electric Vehicle (EV) charger 
     

Our solar energy production will be used to power our future Electric car.

Click here to learn more about the EV charger.

 

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Based on emissions factor of .83kg/kWh of Co2 for the production of non-renewable grid electricity, and on our annual generational solar potential of 14,238 kWh; we are potentially removing the equivalent of 12 tons (11,800 kg) of CO2 / year.

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THE AUSTRALIAN DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY -  NATIONAL GREENHOUSE ACCOUNTS FACTORS 
Australian National Greenhouse Accounts 2017

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