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Solar Cities in Australia is an innovative $75 million (US$56.5 million) program which is designed to demonstrate how solar power, smart meters, energy conservation and new approaches to electricity pricing can combine to provide a sustainable energy future in urban locations throughout Australia. It is a partnership approach that involves all levels of Government, the private sector and the local community. Adelaide, Townsville, Blacktown and Alice Springs are the first four solar cities announced in Australia.[1] Consumers will be able to purchase solar photovoltaic panels using discounted loans. The project also plans to help low-income and rental households in the community share in the benefits of the project through other cost-saving initiatives.[2]
See also
- Andrew Blakers
- BP Solar
- Building-integrated photovoltaics
- Martin Green
- Photovoltaics
- Photovoltaic and renewable energy engineering in Australia
- Renewable energy commercialization in Australia
- Solar power
- Solar power station in Victoria
- Wind power in Australia