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As an environmentally conscious company Bass Electrical Engineering strive to provide its customers with the very latest in the design, supply and installation of renewable energy technology. Along with that we have the buying power to make the transition to renewable energy affordable. By investing in a Renewable energy system you are investing in both the reduction of dangerous CO2 emissions and the reduction of your own carbon footprint which translates into real money savings to you! We are keeping ourselves and by extension you up to date with the latest information on Australian Federal and State government renewable energy rebates; helping to save you money. So please take the time to investigate further this very exciting and developing field of renewable energy and be assured that we are right there with you!

For Enquiries Email: renewable.energy@basselec.com.au Phone: 1300 209 627   Solar Product Links We use and recommend the following:

Solar PV Calculator

Use this calculator to estimate your maximum energy production and potential savings each year by installing a solar power system (PV). Simply enter the size of the system, your current electricity price and daily consumption.

Simply fill in the blue textfields and click submit.

Notes: Results from this calculator are based on solar panels located in the greater Sydney area, and operating under optimal to year depending on weather conditions. (ie. free from shading, north-facing and angled at around 30 degrees to horizontal). Actual solar energy production will vary from year to year depending on weather conditions.

The amount of excess energy sold back to the electricity grid will vary depending on your electricity consumption during daytime hours when the solar generator is operating. This calculator assumes that one third of your solar energy production is exported back to the electricity grid, and two thirds is consumed within your premises.

The Gross Feed In Tariff has been set by the State Government.