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Clean Energy Week and June Synopsis

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SunWiz Secrets on Show at Clean Energy Week

SunWiz will again be exhibiting and presenting at Clean Energy Week. Come and visit us at booth 66 (shared with SolarBusinessServices), which is located just behind the catering section at the rear of the Hall 1.

At our stand you can:

  • See how PVsell can transform your commercial sales
  • Discover the Solar Hot Spots you can target
  • Learn how SunWiz can help you on commercial projects
  • Get a Clear View into the STC market
  • Meet our friendly staff

Here’s what you’ll discover when you attend our Market Developments presentation at ATRAA on Thursday from 11:00am-12:30pm

  1. How is the market doing: (at least 15% slower than last year – attend to find out the real figure)
  2. What are the most popular system sizes in each state: e.g. 5kW in QLD, 3kW in NSW, and what is the market share of commercial systems?
  3. What’s happening with pricing (e.g. 5kW has never been cheaper) and how much premium does a quality system fetch?
  4. Where is there still growth in the market – 17 hot spots worth targeting
  5. When will the Clearing House move, and who (apart from ANZ) will benefit.
  6. Who is successful on Commercial systems (the small players are doing best), and at what price?
  7. Some great presentations from Ric Brazzale and Oliver Hartley

Here’s what you’ll learn in our presentation on the Business Case for Storage session at ATRAA on Friday from 3:00-4:30pm

  1. Is there enough financial benefit from avoiding export to justify a storage system?
  2. What is the added value from arbitrage (discharging at peak times, and recharging at off-peak)
  3. How does system configuration affect the financial benefits
  4. Should you just face your panels west instead?
  5. Is payback better for time-of-use tariffs?

Market Synopsis

PV Market

  • 78 MW of PV was registered in June, a slight fall from May’s figures.
  • While Queensland enjoyed a bumper month, the rest of the market contracted slightly.
  • However, half of Queensland’s installations were driven by the now-ended feed-in tariff.
  • The second largest PV pureplay retailers in Q2 2013 in each state were Solar Gain (ACT & WA), Solar Newcastle (NSW), Infinity (QLD), Great Solar (SA), CSR (TAS), Green Engineering (VIC). No prizes for guessing who’s first.

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STC Market

  • The Clearing House still hasn’t moved, and doesn’t look likely to this Quarter. However, everyone in the queue moved at least 700 STCs closer to the front when third-placed EC Mailer Trust sold out.
  • Creation has fallen three weeks in a row, but is back to levels typical of earlier in the year.
  • Most of last week’s pre-End-of-Quarter purchases by Liable Entities were from banks and other Liable Entities
  • The weekly and monthly STC creation tally are displayed on our website – check in regularly.

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Solar Hot Spots

Now there’s no solar multiplier, where should you target your sales? Attend our session at ATRAA and you’ll see exactly wher:Want more information?  Subscribe to Solar Hot Spots

PVsell News 

Our PVsell training webinar is available online. There’s also a host of features under development:

  • Time-of-Use tariff templates
  • A host of load profiles are about to be uploaded
  • A major release that will localise PVsell, add social evidence, and 
  • Online, inline help.

Want to be more strategic? Subscribe to PVsell. 

SunWiz Activities

In the last month, SunWiz has:

  • Been an expert witness in court
  • Commenced work evaluating solar financials for a local council’s sewage treatment facilities and administration buildings
  • Developed PVsell inline help resources
  • Met with the British PV Association
  • Prepared for a bumper Clean Energy Week
  • Taken my visiting mother to a SteamPunk exhibition

To learn more about what we can do for your solar business, visit www.sunwiz.com.au

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Unfortunately, Sunny couldn’t attend Clean Energy Week (he found it difficult to get Public Liability coverage). But he was spoilt with a beach walk, swim, and a nice bone to keep him happy. Still, he wishes he could meet you all in person, and would welcome your visit to Byron Bay.
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Interval Meter Data Tool Disclaimer

  1. The Interval Meter Data Tool is designed to convert standard form meter data for the OpenSolar platform.
  2. Users are responsible for meeting the requirements of the data that needs to be uploaded to the tool, which extends to but is not limited to
    1. The completeness and accuracy of the data
    2. Ensuring that there are no missing records
    3. Uploading the data in one of the compatible intervals (15m, 30m or 1h).
  3. Data uploaded to the Interval Meter Data Tool should not contain multiple datasets. In the case an excel file is uploaded, only the first sheet will be considered.
  4. The accuracy of the output is dependent on the user’s dataset, therefore SunWiz does not guarantee the accuracy of the output.
  5. The user must acknowledge that the output of the tool is beyond the control of SunWiz, and they must ensure that the data is accurate on their own behalf.
  6. In the event that the program runs into an issue, the user will be issued with warnings or solutions to address or resolve the issue.
  7. If the user requires additional support, they can avail it as a separate service from SunWiz

Warranties on performance

The Interval Meter Data tool from SunWiz attempts to convert most frequently occurring types of standard meter data file types in specific formats for the purpose of being used on the OpenSolar platform. Unless mentioned otherwise, SunWiz does not extend any guarantee of any kind, either expressed or implied, on the limited success of the Interval Meter Data Tool and the extent of it’s automation. Depending on the user’s upload, the program may require additional inputs, the training for which is not included in the purchase of this service and can be purchased separately.

Quality of inputs

The user’s success is inherently dependent on the quality of their input uploaded to the Meter Data Tool. Therefore, the success of the tool depends on the user’s input, and it is the user’s onus to ensure that the data is accurate, complete and follows the input requirements.

Input requirements

The Interval Meter Data Tool accepts data in the 15-minute, 30-minute and 60-minute(hourly) intervals. In case the file is uploaded in an excel format (*.xls, *.xlsx, *.xlsm), only the first sheet of the file will be considered. Our tool is required to accept raw meter data, usually highlighted as ‘E’ data in its standard format; and therefore SunWiz does not guarantee that all data formats will be accepted.

For complete automation, the file must adhere to an acceptable standard format. In the case of an issue, the user will be provided with instructions by the tool on how it can be resolved. Warnings will be issued if the data is incompatible, incomplete with missing records and if multiple datasets are uploaded at once.