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A backflip in three days

THE Western Australian government has elected not to go ahead with a cut in the feed-in tariff afforded to residential owners of solar panels – just three days after it announced the measure.

James McGrath

A 40c per kilowatt feed-in tariff afforded to homeowners in 2011 saw a massive uptake in solar panels, only for the WA government to realise the scheme was costing the state too much money. It then moved...

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