Solar Installations in Postcode 5267: 486 Units | Energy

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AUS 5267

Solar

Solar installations in Postcode 5267 (population 2,026). Suburbs include: MOUNT CHARLES, BRIMBAGO, COOMBE, MAKIN, MCCALLUM, KEITH, PETHERICK, SHAUGH, SHERWOOD, WILLALOOKA, WIRREGA, LAFFER.

Latest Data (Oct 24)

Rank: of 2096; 565th
Last month: 0
Total installations: 486
Total installations per 10k: 2,399

Solar installations

Aus, 5267

Postcode 5267 - History - Units

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

Solar installations

Aus, 5267

Postcode 5267 - History - Units

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

Data

Aus, 5267

Postcode 5267 - 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	5	1	1
Oct 2003	5	1	0
Nov 2003	5	1	0
Dec 2003	5	1	0
Jan 2004	5	1	0
Feb 2004	5	1	0
Mar 2004	5	1	0
Apr 2004	5	1	0
May 2004	5	1	0
Jun 2004	5	1	0
Jul 2004	5	1	0
Aug 2004	5	1	0
Sep 2004	5	1	0
Oct 2004	5	1	0
Nov 2004	5	1	0
Dec 2004	5	1	0
Jan 2005	5	1	0
Feb 2005	5	1	0
Mar 2005	5	1	0
Apr 2005	5	1	0
May 2005	10	2	1
Jun 2005	10	2	0
Jul 2005	10	2	0
Aug 2005	10	2	0
Sep 2005	15	3	1
Oct 2005	15	3	0
Nov 2005	15	3	0
Dec 2005	15	3	0
Jan 2006	15	3	0
Feb 2006	15	3	0
Mar 2006	15	3	0
Apr 2006	15	3	0
May 2006	15	3	0
Jun 2006	15	3	0
Jul 2006	15	3	0
Aug 2006	15	3	0
Sep 2006	15	3	0
Oct 2006	15	3	0
Nov 2006	15	3	0
Dec 2006	15	3	0
Jan 2007	15	3	0
Feb 2007	15	3	0
Mar 2007	15	3	0
Apr 2007	15	3	0
May 2007	15	3	0
Jun 2007	15	3	0
Jul 2007	15	3	0
Aug 2007	15	3	0
Sep 2007	15	3	0
Oct 2007	15	3	0
Nov 2007	15	3	0
Dec 2007	15	3	0
Jan 2008	15	3	0
Feb 2008	15	3	0
Mar 2008	15	3	0
Apr 2008	15	3	0
May 2008	15	3	0
Jun 2008	15	3	0
Jul 2008	15	3	0
Aug 2008	15	3	0
Sep 2008	20	4	1
Oct 2008	20	4	0
Nov 2008	20	4	0
Dec 2008	20	4	0
Jan 2009	20	4	0
Feb 2009	25	5	1
Mar 2009	25	5	0
Apr 2009	25	5	0
May 2009	25	5	0
Jun 2009	30	6	1
Jul 2009	30	6	0
Aug 2009	30	6	0
Sep 2009	30	6	0
Oct 2009	30	6	0
Nov 2009	30	6	0
Dec 2009	30	6	0
Jan 2010	30	6	0
Feb 2010	39	8	2
Mar 2010	44	9	1
Apr 2010	44	9	0
May 2010	44	9	0
Jun 2010	44	9	0
Jul 2010	44	9	0
Aug 2010	44	9	0
Sep 2010	44	9	0
Oct 2010	44	9	0
Nov 2010	69	14	5
Dec 2010	69	14	0
Jan 2011	69	14	0
Feb 2011	79	16	2
Mar 2011	89	18	2
Apr 2011	99	20	2
May 2011	109	22	2
Jun 2011	123	25	3
Jul 2011	163	33	8
Aug 2011	202	41	8
Sep 2011	217	44	3
Oct 2011	281	57	13
Nov 2011	296	60	3
Dec 2011	311	63	3
Jan 2012	341	69	6
Feb 2012	350	71	2
Mar 2012	355	72	1
Apr 2012	365	74	2
May 2012	410	83	9
Jun 2012	479	97	14
Jul 2012	503	102	5
Aug 2012	533	108	6
Sep 2012	538	109	1
Oct 2012	563	114	5
Nov 2012	587	119	5
Dec 2012	592	120	1
Jan 2013	597	121	1
Feb 2013	617	125	4
Mar 2013	617	125	0
Apr 2013	642	130	5
May 2013	652	132	2
Jun 2013	666	135	3
Jul 2013	701	142	7
Aug 2013	731	148	6
Sep 2013	735	149	1
Oct 2013	775	157	8
Nov 2013	834	169	12
Dec 2013	874	177	8
Jan 2014	908	184	7
Feb 2014	933	189	5
Mar 2014	933	189	0
Apr 2014	933	189	0
May 2014	933	189	0
Jun 2014	958	194	5
Jul 2014	958	194	0
Aug 2014	958	194	0
Sep 2014	962	195	1
Oct 2014	972	197	2
Nov 2014	987	200	3
Dec 2014	997	202	2
Jan 2015	1,002	203	1
Feb 2015	1,002	203	0
Mar 2015	1,017	206	3
Apr 2015	1,027	208	2
May 2015	1,041	211	3
Jun 2015	1,041	211	0
Jul 2015	1,041	211	0
Aug 2015	1,041	211	0
Sep 2015	1,046	212	1
Oct 2015	1,056	214	2
Nov 2015	1,061	215	1
Dec 2015	1,071	217	2
Jan 2016	1,091	221	4
Feb 2016	1,096	222	1
Mar 2016	1,096	222	0
Apr 2016	1,111	225	3
May 2016	1,130	229	4
Jun 2016	1,130	229	0
Jul 2016	1,135	230	1
Aug 2016	1,150	233	3
Sep 2016	1,165	236	3
Oct 2016	1,165	236	0
Nov 2016	1,170	237	1
Dec 2016	1,170	237	0
Jan 2017	1,175	238	1
Feb 2017	1,185	240	2
Mar 2017	1,209	245	5
Apr 2017	1,209	245	0
May 2017	1,209	245	0
Jun 2017	1,214	246	1
Jul 2017	1,214	246	0
Aug 2017	1,229	249	3
Sep 2017	1,239	251	2
Oct 2017	1,269	257	6
Nov 2017	1,288	261	4
Dec 2017	1,293	262	1
Jan 2018	1,303	264	2
Feb 2018	1,318	267	3
Mar 2018	1,343	272	5
Apr 2018	1,347	273	1
May 2018	1,387	281	8
Jun 2018	1,402	284	3
Jul 2018	1,417	287	3
Aug 2018	1,426	289	2
Sep 2018	1,436	291	2
Oct 2018	1,441	292	1
Nov 2018	1,451	294	2
Dec 2018	1,466	297	3
Jan 2019	1,471	298	1
Feb 2019	1,471	298	0
Mar 2019	1,505	305	7
Apr 2019	1,515	307	2
May 2019	1,520	308	1
Jun 2019	1,540	312	4
Jul 2019	1,550	314	2
Aug 2019	1,560	316	2
Sep 2019	1,584	321	5
Oct 2019	1,594	323	2
Nov 2019	1,614	327	4
Dec 2019	1,619	328	1
Jan 2020	1,629	330	2
Feb 2020	1,639	332	2
Mar 2020	1,668	338	6
Apr 2020	1,683	341	3
May 2020	1,723	349	8
Jun 2020	1,742	353	4
Jul 2020	1,772	359	6
Aug 2020	1,782	361	2
Sep 2020	1,826	370	9
Oct 2020	1,831	371	1
Nov 2020	1,846	374	3
Dec 2020	1,861	377	3
Jan 2021	1,861	377	0
Feb 2021	1,881	381	4
Mar 2021	1,890	383	2
Apr 2021	1,915	388	5
May 2021	1,930	391	3
Jun 2021	1,940	393	2
Jul 2021	1,955	396	3
Aug 2021	1,969	399	3
Sep 2021	1,979	401	2
Oct 2021	1,994	404	3
Nov 2021	2,019	409	5
Dec 2021	2,029	411	2
Jan 2022	2,029	411	0
Feb 2022	2,029	411	0
Mar 2022	2,038	413	2
Apr 2022	2,043	414	1
May 2022	2,053	416	2
Jun 2022	2,063	418	2
Jul 2022	2,078	421	3
Aug 2022	2,083	422	1
Sep 2022	2,093	424	2
Oct 2022	2,103	426	2
Nov 2022	2,103	426	0
Dec 2022	2,117	429	3
Jan 2023	2,117	429	0
Feb 2023	2,132	432	3
Mar 2023	2,152	436	4
Apr 2023	2,177	441	5
May 2023	2,182	442	1
Jun 2023	2,192	444	2
Jul 2023	2,196	445	1
Aug 2023	2,221	450	5
Sep 2023	2,285	463	13
Oct 2023	2,295	465	2
Nov 2023	2,300	466	1
Dec 2023	2,320	470	4
Jan 2024	2,320	470	0
Feb 2024	2,330	472	2
Mar 2024	2,345	475	3
Apr 2024	2,359	478	3
May 2024	2,369	480	2
Jun 2024	2,374	481	1
Jul 2024	2,389	484	3
Aug 2024	2,394	485	1
Sep 2024	2,399	486	1
Oct 2024	2,399	486	0

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

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