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Sorry, but this is a rubbish deal. 4.5c feed in tariff with a $1.20 daily connection fee. No thanks. That means you have to export 22.6kwh just to cover the daily connection fee. And in return you get to draw from my battery during peak demand and sell it on the NEM for peak rates. That's a complete pisstake. Sorry, but if you want to use my infrastructure that I've paid for, you're going to need to offer a much better deal than that. And certainly not one that leaves me worse off than my current provider.

The team and I are submitting a development application to a council on North Coast NSW end of July 2022: 1)            250 prefabricated CLT & SIPform passive house certified homes. On the roofs of homes 45,460m2, 1970m2 shopping centre PV, the electricity will be aggregated and stored in a central hub of the Tesla batteries farm. 2)            The 934,370m2 PV Tractile tiles producing 26,829,264kw/hr/day along with 887,400m2 Solar tracking PV. They will store the electricity in Tesla Battery Farm 3)            Bi-Charging of Electrical Vehicles one per house and 12 charging stations located in the shopping centre.      4)            Micro-grid that connects to locale community of 4800 residents and growing. The potential whole of Lismore of Australia.   If you are interested and want more information Potential income from 934,370m2 of PV is an estimated $965,853,504 per year when fully operating at the end of 2025. The total expenses are $186,333,850 PV, including Tracking PV 887,400m2, 250 passive houses, roads, sewage system connection, stormwater, system, and landscaping of is Australian nature.   Cost of Maintenance and Upgrade includes all PV, batteries, EV Charging, Public/Bi-directional and System $4,153,170 per year.

Love the idea, I would love to join, but the rates are double what I currently paying. With a Tesla car this is significant. Worth a review.

Coming soon to a neighborhood near you.