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With Australians suffering the effects of soaring temperatures at dangerous highs and extreme weather patterns and storms, there has never been a better time to capitalise on the multiple Queensland Government rebates and go solar.
Australian authorities recently released multiple severe weather warnings and health warnings advising Australians to stay cool in any way possible and be aware of those more vulnerable and the signs to look out for of dehydration and heat stroke. While many Noosa residents and visitors took advantage of the blazing sun, enjoying a summer of fun and splashing at the beach, many other more venerable residents were forced to stay indoors to seek respite, often spiking power bills, running expensive air conditioning to seek comfort from the heat. Sadly, some residents complain the rising cost of electricity simply renders air conditioning an unaffordable luxury.
“We think Noosa residents are ready to power up their community’s future with sustainable energy” said ZEN chair Anne Kennedy.
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