We have seen the removal of trees close to some houses and the arrival of new technology, which mean that rooftop solar can work in semi-shaded locations
Only 17% of houses in the area are unsuitable for solar PV installation, due to shading from trees and from escarpments that restrict the amount of available sunlight hours
These factors, together with changes in prices, means that many rooftops that may not have been suitable previously are now economically viable
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Angela Pierchorowicz
Created on July 16, 2024
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We have seen the removal of trees close to some houses and the arrival of new technology, which mean that rooftop solar can work in semi-shaded locations
Only 17% of houses in the area are unsuitable for solar PV installation, due to shading from trees and from escarpments that restrict the amount of available sunlight hours
These factors, together with changes in prices, means that many rooftops that may not have been suitable previously are now economically viable