Solar Power in New South Wales, Australia
New South Wales is embracing solar energy, with 1,054,934 rooftop solar PV systems installed across the state. This represents approximately 31.6% of all dwellings, contributing a significant 7,167.657 MW of clean energy capacity.
The state's commitment to renewable energy is evident, with an average of 0.885 kW of solar power installed per resident. The typical solar system size is around 6.79 kW, helping households and businesses reduce their energy bills and carbon footprint.
From major cities like Sydney to regional communities, the adoption of solar technology is transforming New South Wales's energy landscape, paving the way for a more sustainable future.
Solar Power Statistics for New South Wales
1,054,934
Total Solar Systems Installed
7,167.657 MW
Total Installed Solar Capacity
31.6%
of Dwellings with Solar
0.885 kW
Solar Capacity Per Capita
6.79 kW
Average System Size
3,336,762
Total Dwellings in State
* Solar installation data from Clean Energy Regulator, population and dwelling data from ABS.
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Towns and Cities in New South Wales - Solar Information
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Major Cities & Regions for Solar in New South Wales
In Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong, and extending to regions such as Central Coast, Maitland and Tweed Heads, residents are increasingly harnessing solar power. The state's abundant sunshine and supportive policies make solar a viable option for many.