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Federal budget 2022: Winners and Losers. (Read 1293 times)
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Re: Federal budget 2022: Winners and Losers.
Reply #30 - Nov 1st, 2022 at 1:03pm
 
Sophia wrote on Oct 25th, 2022 at 9:05pm:
Electricity will rise by 20% next year… followed by another 30% thereafter.

Just when we were on solar panels to lower electricity cost…






If "they" put up MY electricity bill by 20% - and then by 30% - they'd need to let me know at some stage

With solar panels that generate FAR more than I use - and pay a rather large feed in of tariff of 62 cents per kwh - plus a heatpump hot-water service and washing machine, low-energy appliances plus ceiling, wall and floor insulation ...


I don't get power bills, just quarterly rebates deposited into my bank account.
On a pension, I borrowed money for the set-up - and I KNOW there are many electricity consumers out there wishing they'd done the same thing.

ALSO, bear in mind two things - any increases will ALWAYS be LOWER for the person who has ANY number solar panels - against the person who DOESN'T

And NO government has ANY power, whatsoever, on power prices - or whether the owners shut them down early and totally

This is in line with
the Howard mantra, "let the market decide"



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