AUS 2820

Solar

Solar installations in Postcode 2820 (population 7,378). Suburbs include: MOUNT ARTHUR, WUULUMAN, WELLINGTON, WALMER, SUNTOP, STUART TOWN, SPICERS CREEK, NORTH YEOVAL, NEUREA, NANIMA, MUMBIL, MOUNT AQUILA, MOOKERAWA, MONTEFIORES, MEDWAY, MARYVALE, LAKE BURRENDONG, GOLLAN, FARNHAM, DRIPSTONE, CURRA CREEK, COMOBELLA, BODANGORA, BAKERS SWAMP, ARTHURVILLE, APSLEY, YARRAGAL.

Latest Data (24 Oct)

Rank
of 2096
1,196th
Last month
 
8
Total installations
 
1,260
Total installations per 10k
 
1,708

Solar installations

2820

Postcode 2820 - History - Units

Source: CER via OnlyFacts | Updated: 12-11-24

Solar installations

2820

Postcode 2820 - History - Units

Source: CER via OnlyFacts | Updated: 12-11-24

Data

2820

Postcode 2820 - History - Units

DATE

per 10k

TOTAL UNITS

NET

Apr 2001 0 0 0
May 2001 0 0 0
Jun 2001 0 0 0
Jul 2001 0 0 0
Aug 2001 0 0 0
Sep 2001 0 0 0
Oct 2001 0 0 0
Nov 2001 0 0 0
Dec 2001 0 0 0
Jan 2002 0 0 0
Feb 2002 0 0 0
Mar 2002 0 0 0
Apr 2002 0 0 0
May 2002 0 0 0
Jun 2002 0 0 0
Jul 2002 0 0 0
Aug 2002 0 0 0
Sep 2002 0 0 0
Oct 2002 0 0 0
Nov 2002 0 0 0
Dec 2002 0 0 0
Jan 2003 0 0 0
Feb 2003 0 0 0
Mar 2003 0 0 0
Apr 2003 0 0 0
May 2003 0 0 0
Jun 2003 0 0 0
Jul 2003 0 0 0
Aug 2003 0 0 0
Sep 2003 0 0 0
Oct 2003 0 0 0
Nov 2003 0 0 0
Dec 2003 0 0 0
Jan 2004 0 0 0
Feb 2004 1 1 1
Mar 2004 1 1 0
Apr 2004 1 1 0
May 2004 1 1 0
Jun 2004 1 1 0
Jul 2004 1 1 0
Aug 2004 1 1 0
Sep 2004 1 1 0
Oct 2004 1 1 0
Nov 2004 1 1 0
Dec 2004 1 1 0
Jan 2005 1 1 0
Feb 2005 1 1 0
Mar 2005 1 1 0
Apr 2005 1 1 0
May 2005 1 1 0
Jun 2005 1 1 0
Jul 2005 1 1 0
Aug 2005 1 1 0
Sep 2005 1 1 0
Oct 2005 1 1 0
Nov 2005 1 1 0
Dec 2005 1 1 0
Jan 2006 1 1 0
Feb 2006 1 1 0
Mar 2006 1 1 0
Apr 2006 1 1 0
May 2006 1 1 0
Jun 2006 1 1 0
Jul 2006 1 1 0
Aug 2006 1 1 0
Sep 2006 1 1 0
Oct 2006 1 1 0
Nov 2006 1 1 0
Dec 2006 1 1 0
Jan 2007 3 2 1
Feb 2007 3 2 0
Mar 2007 3 2 0
Apr 2007 3 2 0
May 2007 3 2 0
Jun 2007 4 3 1
Jul 2007 4 3 0
Aug 2007 4 3 0
Sep 2007 4 3 0
Oct 2007 5 4 1
Nov 2007 5 4 0
Dec 2007 5 4 0
Jan 2008 7 5 1
Feb 2008 7 5 0
Mar 2008 7 5 0
Apr 2008 7 5 0
May 2008 7 5 0
Jun 2008 7 5 0
Jul 2008 7 5 0
Aug 2008 7 5 0
Sep 2008 8 6 1
Oct 2008 8 6 0
Nov 2008 8 6 0
Dec 2008 8 6 0
Jan 2009 8 6 0
Feb 2009 8 6 0
Mar 2009 8 6 0
Apr 2009 8 6 0
May 2009 9 7 1
Jun 2009 9 7 0
Jul 2009 9 7 0
Aug 2009 9 7 0
Sep 2009 9 7 0
Oct 2009 9 7 0
Nov 2009 12 9 2
Dec 2009 12 9 0
Jan 2010 12 9 0
Feb 2010 12 9 0
Mar 2010 12 9 0
Apr 2010 16 12 3
May 2010 18 13 1
Jun 2010 19 14 1
Jul 2010 20 15 1
Aug 2010 24 18 3
Sep 2010 27 20 2
Oct 2010 31 23 3
Nov 2010 39 29 6
Dec 2010 41 30 1
Jan 2011 43 32 2
Feb 2011 54 40 8
Mar 2011 60 44 4
Apr 2011 69 51 7
May 2011 77 57 6
Jun 2011 89 66 9
Jul 2011 96 71 5
Aug 2011 102 75 4
Sep 2011 102 75 0
Oct 2011 110 81 6
Nov 2011 114 84 3
Dec 2011 117 86 2
Jan 2012 117 86 0
Feb 2012 121 89 3
Mar 2012 127 94 5
Apr 2012 141 104 10
May 2012 164 121 17
Jun 2012 194 143 22
Jul 2012 199 147 4
Aug 2012 205 151 4
Sep 2012 211 156 5
Oct 2012 233 172 16
Nov 2012 241 178 6
Dec 2012 260 192 14
Jan 2013 267 197 5
Feb 2013 282 208 11
Mar 2013 294 217 9
Apr 2013 301 222 5
May 2013 313 231 9
Jun 2013 317 234 3
Jul 2013 321 237 3
Aug 2013 333 246 9
Sep 2013 335 247 1
Oct 2013 337 249 2
Nov 2013 343 253 4
Dec 2013 351 259 6
Jan 2014 355 262 3
Feb 2014 363 268 6
Mar 2014 374 276 8
Apr 2014 386 285 9
May 2014 394 291 6
Jun 2014 403 297 6
Jul 2014 404 298 1
Aug 2014 411 303 5
Sep 2014 413 305 2
Oct 2014 416 307 2
Nov 2014 423 312 5
Dec 2014 428 316 4
Jan 2015 431 318 2
Feb 2015 442 326 8
Mar 2015 449 331 5
Apr 2015 454 335 4
May 2015 458 338 3
Jun 2015 459 339 1
Jul 2015 466 344 5
Aug 2015 492 363 19
Sep 2015 507 374 11
Oct 2015 515 380 6
Nov 2015 515 380 0
Dec 2015 519 383 3
Jan 2016 527 389 6
Feb 2016 534 394 5
Mar 2016 535 395 1
Apr 2016 538 397 2
May 2016 539 398 1
Jun 2016 545 402 4
Jul 2016 548 404 2
Aug 2016 549 405 1
Sep 2016 554 409 4
Oct 2016 561 414 5
Nov 2016 562 415 1
Dec 2016 568 419 4
Jan 2017 575 424 5
Feb 2017 579 427 3
Mar 2017 583 430 3
Apr 2017 586 432 2
May 2017 588 434 2
Jun 2017 590 435 1
Jul 2017 595 439 4
Aug 2017 595 439 0
Sep 2017 600 443 4
Oct 2017 606 447 4
Nov 2017 621 458 11
Dec 2017 630 465 7
Jan 2018 634 468 3
Feb 2018 642 474 6
Mar 2018 656 484 10
Apr 2018 660 487 3
May 2018 676 499 12
Jun 2018 682 503 4
Jul 2018 689 508 5
Aug 2018 695 513 5
Sep 2018 697 514 1
Oct 2018 702 518 4
Nov 2018 716 528 10
Dec 2018 720 531 3
Jan 2019 720 531 0
Feb 2019 728 537 6
Mar 2019 743 548 11
Apr 2019 744 549 1
May 2019 750 553 4
Jun 2019 764 564 11
Jul 2019 779 575 11
Aug 2019 785 579 4
Sep 2019 901 665 86
Oct 2019 909 671 6
Nov 2019 957 706 35
Dec 2019 993 733 27
Jan 2020 1,004 741 8
Feb 2020 1,021 753 12
Mar 2020 1,025 756 3
Apr 2020 1,034 763 7
May 2020 1,042 769 6
Jun 2020 1,044 770 1
Jul 2020 1,052 776 6
Aug 2020 1,069 789 13
Sep 2020 1,072 791 2
Oct 2020 1,082 798 7
Nov 2020 1,090 804 6
Dec 2020 1,103 814 10
Jan 2021 1,111 820 6
Feb 2021 1,133 836 16
Mar 2021 1,147 846 10
Apr 2021 1,157 854 8
May 2021 1,174 866 12
Jun 2021 1,183 873 7
Jul 2021 1,195 882 9
Aug 2021 1,221 901 19
Sep 2021 1,254 925 24
Oct 2021 1,284 947 22
Nov 2021 1,321 975 28
Dec 2021 1,368 1,009 34
Jan 2022 1,373 1,013 4
Feb 2022 1,382 1,020 7
Mar 2022 1,388 1,024 4
Apr 2022 1,395 1,029 5
May 2022 1,401 1,034 5
Jun 2022 1,415 1,044 10
Jul 2022 1,422 1,049 5
Aug 2022 1,426 1,052 3
Sep 2022 1,435 1,059 7
Oct 2022 1,441 1,063 4
Nov 2022 1,453 1,072 9
Dec 2022 1,465 1,081 9
Jan 2023 1,471 1,085 4
Feb 2023 1,484 1,095 10
Mar 2023 1,490 1,099 4
Apr 2023 1,504 1,110 11
May 2023 1,511 1,115 5
Jun 2023 1,519 1,121 6
Jul 2023 1,532 1,130 9
Aug 2023 1,541 1,137 7
Sep 2023 1,551 1,144 7
Oct 2023 1,565 1,155 11
Nov 2023 1,582 1,167 12
Dec 2023 1,591 1,174 7
Jan 2024 1,595 1,177 3
Feb 2024 1,609 1,187 10
Mar 2024 1,631 1,203 16
Apr 2024 1,644 1,213 10
May 2024 1,649 1,217 4
Jun 2024 1,664 1,228 11
Jul 2024 1,674 1,235 7
Aug 2024 1,681 1,240 5
Sep 2024 1,697 1,252 12
Oct 2024 1,708 1,260 8

Source: CER via OnlyFacts | Updated: 12-11-24

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