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Sunshine Coast is one of the sunnier parts of Australia for solar — around 2,750 sunshine hours a year — so a rooftop system here generates more power per panel than the national average.
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Sunshine Coast sees roughly 2,750 sunshine hours a year, and Queensland produces about 1500 kWh of electricity per kW of panels annually — above the national average of 1425. A standard 6.6 kW rooftop system here generates roughly 9,900 kWh a year.
How it works
A few quick questions — about 60 seconds.
A local Sunshine Coast installer measures your roof and usage and works out your real numbers.
Honest numbers, no pressure. If it stacks up, you start saving.
A typical 6.6 kW system on a Sunshine Coast home is estimated to save around $1,300–$1,550 a year, based on Queensland solar output (~1500 kWh per kW of panels a year) and an average power price near 30c/kWh. Your exact figure is confirmed at a free on-site assessment.
Yes — most Australian households qualify for the federal solar rebate (STCs), which cuts thousands off the upfront cost of a rooftop system, and some states add their own incentives. Your installer applies the rebate to your quote automatically.
Most residential systems land in a similar national range; the right size for your Sunshine Coast home depends on your roof and power use. The assessment gives you an exact quote — and finance options that can make the monthly cost less than your current power bill.
No — we connect you with a vetted local installer serving Sunshine Coast and arrange your free assessment. You deal with a real local team, not a call centre.
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