taxpayer cash is finally hitting mid-sized solar projects to help lower your future power bills.
the clean energy finance corporation is spending $100 million on 16 projects to bridge the gap between rooftop solar and a massive range of wind turbine farms.
while the massive solar and wind farms you see in the news are stalling due to red tape and grid issues, the government is shifting focus. they are targeting the missing middle by funding small-scale solar farms and battery retrofits that can plug into the local grid almost immediately.
this move by the clean energy finance corporation aims to get more renewable energy online faster and cheaper. for you, it means a more stable energy grid that relies less on coal, which is the key to eventually seeing those stubborn electricity prices start to move down.
