Solar Installation a 'Red Tape Nightmare'
Seymour says the review will target approval delays as only 3% to 4% of households use solar despite average savings of $1,000 a year.
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Solar installation a 'red tape nightmare'
David Seymour. Photo: RNZ By Katie Todd of RNZ The Regulation Minister is taking aim at what he says is excessive red tape around rooftop solar that makes it too hard for home-owners and businesses to set up panels.
Solar Panel Installation To Be Done At Lightspeed
The Ministry for Regulation listens to people’s regulatory problems, then fixes them. People voiced issues with solar installation rules through the Red Tape Tipline. Now the Ministry is going to fix them.
NZ moves to slash red tape for smaller solar systems
Reading Time: 2 minutes The government is streamlining the consenting process for installing residential and small to medium solar systems with the aim of making it the simplest in the developed world. Regulation Minister David Seymour announced in central Otago last week that the current consenting process takes months to traverse up to eight layers of regulations, compared to parts of Australia, where consent be granted in 24 hours. “This revi…
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