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Just like the previous warnings about the need to be aware of cheap solar panels and potentially unscrupulous suppliers the same applies in the energy storage battery industry and as the uptake of energy storage batteries increases the more of these companies will appear. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 Energy storage batteries are definitely the way of the future but as with all things it is important to do your homework and not just listen to the sales pitch from sales people. Never purchase a system when you are first offered it. Always go away and check facts from several different reliable sources. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 Upfront purchase price should not be the only or main consideration when buying any renewable energy system, whether it is solar PV only or solar PV and batteries. Cheaper upfront prices usually mean cheaper, less reliable products that won't last long term. Also many companies that are offering cheap products won't be around when you find you need to claim against a warranty. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 Also take into account the whole of life cost of the product, not just the upfront PV or battery cost. You may be quoted a cheap battery cost but then there are 10 or 12 hours needed to install the battery and extra enclosures needed to house the battery safely. There may be ongoing running and maintenance costs that add up over the life of the product. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 When you are looking at renewable energy products keep in mind the product itself and the company you are purchasing products from and how long they have been around. Many products have been brought to market before they are ready and unfortunately don't perform in real life situations as well as they did in 25oC laboratory conditions. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 If you would like to take steps to be more renewable and would like to know more about getting safe, reliable and recyclable battery storage for your own home, business or micro-grid visit us at http://quantum.GridEdge.com.au 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 #globalwarming #climatechange #batterystorage #renewableenergy #gridedge #alternativeenergy #batterysafety #recyclablebattery #batterytemperature #batterysize #moltensaltbattery #saltbattery #FIAMM #FZSoNick (at Victoria)

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Eight in ten want clean energy 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 The Lowy Institute has found 81 per cent of Australians want governments to focus on clean energy sources, and just 17 per cent want governments to focus on coal and gas. The findings of the 2017 poll that coincided with the release of the Finkel Review of the energy market reinforce the strong preference for renewable energy over fossil fuels, a fact that Coalition party backbenchers are yet to acknowledge or concede. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 The report states: “Even in the midst of heated debate and government rhetoric about the need for energy security following recent energy blackouts at the time the Poll survey was taken, an overwhelming majority of Australian adults (81 per cent) want the government to ‘focus on renewables, even if this means we may need to invest more in infrastructure to make the system more reliable’. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 57 per cent of Australian regard climate change as a critical threat to Australia’s vital interests in the next ten years. This places climate change in the top three of 11 serious threats, behind only international terrorism and the nuclear threat from North Korea. More Australians regard the threat of climate change as more serious to the nation than a severe downturn in the global economy, foreign investment in Australia, asylum seekers coming to Australia by boat, and the foreign policies of China and Russia. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 If you would like to take steps to be more renewable and would like to know more about getting safe, reliable and recyclable battery storage for your own home, business or micro-grid visit us at http://quantum.GridEdge.com.au 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 #globalwarming #climatechange #batterystorage #renewableenergy #gridedge #alternativeenergy #batterysafety #recyclablebattery #batterytemperature #batterysize #Finkelreview #LowyInstitutereport #climatechange #cleanenergy #thefutureofenergy (at Australia)

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Eight in ten want clean energy 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 The Lowy Institute has found 81 per cent of Australians want governments to focus on clean energy sources, and just 17 per cent want governments to focus on coal and gas. The findings of the 2017 poll that coincided with the release of the Finkel Review of the energy market reinforce the strong preference for renewable energy over fossil fuels, a fact that Coalition party backbenchers are yet to acknowledge or concede. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 The report states: “Even in the midst of heated debate and government rhetoric about the need for energy security following recent energy blackouts at the time the Poll survey was taken, an overwhelming majority of Australian adults (81 per cent) want the government to ‘focus on renewables, even if this means we may need to invest more in infrastructure to make the system more reliable’. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 57 per cent of Australian regard climate change as a critical threat to Australia’s vital interests in the next ten years. This places climate change in the top three of 11 serious threats, behind only international terrorism and the nuclear threat from North Korea. More Australians regard the threat of climate change as more serious to the nation than a severe downturn in the global economy, foreign investment in Australia, asylum seekers coming to Australia by boat, and the foreign policies of China and Russia. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 If you would like to take steps to be more renewable and would like to know more about getting safe, reliable and recyclable battery storage for your own home, business or micro-grid visit us at http://quantum.GridEdge.com.au 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 #globalwarming #climatechange #batterystorage #renewableenergy #gridedge #alternativeenergy #batterysafety #recyclablebattery #batterytemperature #batterysize #Finkelreview #LowyInstitutereport #climatechange #cleanenergy #thefutureofenergy (at Australia)

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The Lowy Institute has found 81 per cent of Australians want governments to focus on clean energy sources, and just 17 per cent want governments to focus on coal and gas. The findings of the 2017 poll that coincided with the release of the Finkel Review of the energy market reinforce the strong preference for renewable energy over fossil fuels, a fact that Coalition party backbenchers are yet to acknowledge or concede. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 The report states: “Even in the midst of heated debate and government rhetoric about the need for energy security following recent energy blackouts at the time the Poll survey was taken, an overwhelming majority of Australian adults (81 per cent) want the government to ‘focus on renewables, even if this means we may need to invest more in infrastructure to make the system more reliable’. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 57 per cent of Australian regard climate change as a critical threat to Australia’s vital interests in the next ten years. This places climate change in the top three of 11 serious threats, behind only international terrorism and the nuclear threat from North Korea. More Australians regard the threat of climate change as more serious to the nation than a severe downturn in the global economy, foreign investment in Australia, asylum seekers coming to Australia by boat, and the foreign policies of China and Russia. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 If you would like to take steps to be more renewable and would like to know more about getting safe, reliable and recyclable battery storage for your own home, business or micro-grid visit us at http://quantum.GridEdge.com.au 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 #globalwarming #climatechange #batterystorage #renewableenergy #gridedge #alternativeenergy #batterysafety #recyclablebattery #batterytemperature #batterysize #Finkelreview #LowyInstitutereport #climatechange #cleanenergy #thefutureofenergy (at Australia)

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Eight in ten want clean energy 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 The Lowy Institute has found 81 per cent of Australians want governments to focus on clean energy sources, and just 17 per cent want governments to focus on coal and gas. The findings of the 2017 poll that coincided with the release of the Finkel Review of the energy market reinforce the strong preference for renewable energy over fossil fuels, a fact that Coalition party backbenchers are yet to acknowledge or concede. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 The report states: “Even in the midst of heated debate and government rhetoric about the need for energy security following recent energy blackouts at the time the Poll survey was taken, an overwhelming majority of Australian adults (81 per cent) want the government to ‘focus on renewables, even if this means we may need to invest more in infrastructure to make the system more reliable’. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 57 per cent of Australian regard climate change as a critical threat to Australia’s vital interests in the next ten years. This places climate change in the top three of 11 serious threats, behind only international terrorism and the nuclear threat from North Korea. More Australians regard the threat of climate change as more serious to the nation than a severe downturn in the global economy, foreign investment in Australia, asylum seekers coming to Australia by boat, and the foreign policies of China and Russia. 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 If you would like to take steps to be more renewable and would like to know more about getting safe, reliable and recyclable battery storage for your own home, business or micro-grid visit us at http://quantum.GridEdge.com.au 🌄🌅🌄🌅🌄🌅 #globalwarming #climatechange #batterystorage #renewableenergy #gridedge #alternativeenergy #batterysafety #recyclablebattery #batterytemperature #batterysize #Finkelreview #LowyInstitutereport #climatechange #cleanenergy #thefutureofenergy (at Australia)