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Feel the power … CEC announces 2019 Solar Design and Installation Awards finalists

The finalists in the Clean Energy Council’s 2019 Solar Design and Installation Awards have been announced, with 10 installations competing for three categories: under 30kW, 30-240kW and over 240kW.

Good luck, everyone! The winners will be announced on October 23 at All-Energy in Melbourne. See you there.

Under 30kW

Joshua Axford for a 100-panel residential system across two buildings that enabled the customer to reduce their electricity bill by over 90%.
Johnson Lee for a vertically mounted system with battery backup on Sydney’s award-winning Welcome to the Jungle house.
Scott Hansen and William Andersson for a 25kW three-phase off-grid solar PV system that saved the customer more than $80,000 in grid-connection costs.
Nigel Phillips for a solar PV system in the shape of two crosses on St Anthony’s Catholic Church in Harristown, Queensland.

30-240kW

Christopher Geary and Christopher Betland for a 33kW commercial solar system and 39 separate 3.3kW systems on an apartment complex in Coffs Habour.
Rohan Preston and Lachlan Bateman for using adhesive feet to mount a 98kW system on Melbourne’s Highpoint Shopping Centre without damaging the roof.
Jamie Thorncraft and Natalie Collins for a 87kW solar PV system that powers Australia’s first rooftop indigenous garden at the Australian Technology Park in Sydney.

Over 240kW

Luke Butterworth and Matthias Huchel for designing and installing a 1.74MW PV system on Brisbane Airport’s international terminal.
Christopher Hackett and Dimitar Liev for a 638kW solar PV system on the roof of the cafeteria and Crocoseum at Australia Zoo.
Matthew Linney and John Gough for a 1MW solar PV carpark shading system at the Sunshine Plaza shopping centre in Maroochydore, Queensland.
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