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Renters set to slash power bills as energy ministers back plug-in solar rollout

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Australian energy ministers are moving to enable plug-in solar and battery systems for renters, low-income households, and apartment dwellers, addressing a significant barrier to renewable energy adoption. This development allows these groups to potentially lower their electricity bills by utilizing portable solar units that plug directly into standard outlets, a common practice already seen in other countries. It’s worth watching for a timeline and regulatory framework expected by December to facilitate widespread availability across states and territories.

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