According to the latest Gilkatho Cappuccino Price Index, the average price for a daily takeaway cappuccino in Australia was $3.54 in June*. Energy Matters says you can go solar for cheaper than that.
Energy Matters was recently featured on A Current Affair; discussing how accessible solar power systems had become for many households under its zero dollar deposit payment plan. Repayments can be less than buying a cup of coffee a day and also less than what a household spends on mains-grid supplied electricity daily – meaning instant savings.
“With a $0 upfront commitment and affordable payments; many Australians now easily access solar savings and take control of their electricity bills,” states Energy Matters.
Since the segment went to air; thousands of Australians have flocked to the Energy Matters web site to learn more about the company’s Save As You Go initiative.
Energy Matters is currently offering a 3.5kW fully installed solar panel system package from less than $3.25 a day. Depending on installation location; such a system could return savings of up to nearly $1,700 a year.
Energy Matters’ zero dollar deposit, Save As You Go deals aren’t limited to the 3.5kW system. The company has a large range of solar packages on offer; from 2kW to 10kW. Systems can also be purchased outright.
Electricity prices have skyrocketed 91% nationally over the last 6 years – and there’s no guarantee promised reining in of power prices will happen anytime soon due to several factors. 1 in 10 Australian households now have solar panels installed.
Energy Matters has installed over 15,000 solar panel systems on homes, schools and commercial buildings throughout Australia since it commenced operations in 2005 and its customers collectively save millions of dollars each year on their power bills. The company is the recipient of multiple awards; including the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 2011 award and 2010 Melbourne Awards winner in the category of Contribution To Environment.
* Gilkatho Cappuccino Price Index™ an 8 Oz Takeaway Cappucino
June 2013
Brisbane – $3.61
Melbourne – $3.42
Sydney – $3.25
Hobart – $3.57
Adelaide – $3.46
Canberra – $3.47
Perth – $3.93
Gold Coast – $3.94
National – $3.54
Source: Coffee Prices
