Plans announced by the government of the state of Western Australia (WA) to cut the solar FIT rate for households, which have already installed a photovoltaic array, has been met with stiff opposition from voters and also from within the government’s own ranks. Only four days after announcing the decision the government has decided to go back on its previous decision and keep the FIT at its previous level.
Plans announced by the government of the state of Western Australia (WA) to cut the solar FIT rate for households, which have already installed a photovoltaic array, has been met with stiff opposition from voters and also from within the government's own ranks. Only four days after announcing the decision the government has decided to go back on its previous decision and keep the FIT at its previous level.
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