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NZ Minister Streamlines Solar Power Rules
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New Zealands Minister for Regulation, David Seymour, initiates a comprehensive review of rooftop solar rules, aiming to simplify the process and boost solar power adoption. Currently, small systems require up to eight approvals and five site visits, but Seymour envisions a streamlined system inspired by Australias quick and efficient approach. The review comes as New Zealands first all-electric farm, Electric Cherries, showcases the potential of solar power. While some experts like Alan Brent from Victoria University emphasize the need to reduce upfront costs, others like Mike Casey, farm boss and Rewiring Aotearoa head, advocate for national standards and instant approvals. As the review progresses, solar power is expected to become more accessible and affordable for Kiwi homeowners.
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