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Electrical Connection ·

Rooftop solar and battery demand drive clean energy records

Australia has hit new records in rooftop solar installations, household battery uptake, and large-scale solar investment, signalling accelerating clean energy transition.

Is rooftop solar and battery demand creating more work for electricians in Australia?

Electricians and solar installers face growing demand for rooftop solar and battery system work. Increased workloads may affect scheduling and supply chains.

Key takeaways

  • Australia has recorded new highs in rooftop solar installations and household battery demand.
  • Large-scale solar investment has also hit record levels nationally.
  • Electricians and solar installers are likely to see sustained demand growth.
  • Supply chain and scheduling pressures may increase as the market expands.
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