Last month saw 115MW of PV registered across Australia, just shy of the 119MW registered the same time last year
Analysis of Solar Choice pricing information shows that most retailers absorbed the cost increase due to the decrease in solar multiplier for systems larger than 1.5kW.
On the back of the Queensland Government announcement, over 100,000 applications were received in Queensland. That could take 40 weeks to install at the rates equal to the end-of-multiplier rush in June. Â
All of Queensland must be hot now, but Hot Spots can help find sales targets in the aftermath. For example, postcode 4814 (Annandale near Townsville) had a great Q1 2012, and didn’t suffer much setback when the multiplier reduced in 2011.Â
Annandale QLD has almost 3MW installed; its recent average system size wa 3.79kW, and its penetration is only 8%.
Thanks to Andrew Dunning who picked up a calculation error in last month’s mailout about Victorian postcode 3032 (Ascot Vale).
The Interval Meter Data Tool is designed to convert standard form meter data for the OpenSolar platform.
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
The completeness and accuracy of the data
Ensuring that there are no missing records
Uploading the data in one of the compatible intervals (15m, 30m or 1h).
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.
The accuracy of the output is dependent on the user’s dataset, therefore SunWiz does not guarantee the accuracy of the output.
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.
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.
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.
