Solar QLD 4356

Installations

Solar installations in Postcode QLD 4356 (population 5,218). Suburbs include: MOUNT TYSON, NORTH BRANCH, STONELEIGH, PURRAWUNDA, ST HELENS, LINTHORPE, SPRINGSIDE, SCRUBBY MOUNTAIN, KINCORA, IRONGATE, BONGEEN, ROSSVALE, PITTSWORTH, EVANSLEA, BROXBURN, NORWIN, YARRANLEA, MOTLEY.

Latest Data (24 Oct)

Rank
of 363
211th
Total installations
 
1,090
Last month
 
12
Total installations per 10k
 
2,089

Solar installations

4356

QLD Postcode 4356 - History - Units

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

Solar installations

4356

QLD Postcode 4356 - History - Units

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

Data

4356

QLD Postcode 4356 - 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 0 0 0
Mar 2004 0 0 0
Apr 2004 0 0 0
May 2004 0 0 0
Jun 2004 0 0 0
Jul 2004 0 0 0
Aug 2004 0 0 0
Sep 2004 0 0 0
Oct 2004 0 0 0
Nov 2004 0 0 0
Dec 2004 0 0 0
Jan 2005 0 0 0
Feb 2005 0 0 0
Mar 2005 0 0 0
Apr 2005 0 0 0
May 2005 0 0 0
Jun 2005 0 0 0
Jul 2005 0 0 0
Aug 2005 0 0 0
Sep 2005 0 0 0
Oct 2005 0 0 0
Nov 2005 0 0 0
Dec 2005 0 0 0
Jan 2006 0 0 0
Feb 2006 0 0 0
Mar 2006 0 0 0
Apr 2006 0 0 0
May 2006 0 0 0
Jun 2006 2 1 1
Jul 2006 2 1 0
Aug 2006 2 1 0
Sep 2006 2 1 0
Oct 2006 2 1 0
Nov 2006 2 1 0
Dec 2006 2 1 0
Jan 2007 2 1 0
Feb 2007 2 1 0
Mar 2007 2 1 0
Apr 2007 2 1 0
May 2007 2 1 0
Jun 2007 2 1 0
Jul 2007 2 1 0
Aug 2007 2 1 0
Sep 2007 2 1 0
Oct 2007 2 1 0
Nov 2007 4 2 1
Dec 2007 4 2 0
Jan 2008 4 2 0
Feb 2008 4 2 0
Mar 2008 4 2 0
Apr 2008 4 2 0
May 2008 4 2 0
Jun 2008 4 2 0
Jul 2008 4 2 0
Aug 2008 4 2 0
Sep 2008 4 2 0
Oct 2008 6 3 1
Nov 2008 6 3 0
Dec 2008 6 3 0
Jan 2009 8 4 1
Feb 2009 8 4 0
Mar 2009 8 4 0
Apr 2009 11 6 2
May 2009 15 8 2
Jun 2009 15 8 0
Jul 2009 15 8 0
Aug 2009 23 12 4
Sep 2009 29 15 3
Oct 2009 36 19 4
Nov 2009 44 23 4
Dec 2009 57 30 7
Jan 2010 65 34 4
Feb 2010 77 40 6
Mar 2010 94 49 9
Apr 2010 105 55 6
May 2010 105 55 0
Jun 2010 113 59 4
Jul 2010 125 65 6
Aug 2010 138 72 7
Sep 2010 148 77 5
Oct 2010 149 78 1
Nov 2010 155 81 3
Dec 2010 161 84 3
Jan 2011 163 85 1
Feb 2011 167 87 2
Mar 2011 188 98 11
Apr 2011 192 100 2
May 2011 215 112 12
Jun 2011 238 124 12
Jul 2011 245 128 4
Aug 2011 259 135 7
Sep 2011 276 144 9
Oct 2011 287 150 6
Nov 2011 297 155 5
Dec 2011 314 164 9
Jan 2012 332 173 9
Feb 2012 362 189 16
Mar 2012 378 197 8
Apr 2012 401 209 12
May 2012 424 221 12
Jun 2012 473 247 26
Jul 2012 483 252 5
Aug 2012 506 264 12
Sep 2012 523 273 9
Oct 2012 562 293 20
Nov 2012 585 305 12
Dec 2012 617 322 17
Jan 2013 629 328 6
Feb 2013 648 338 10
Mar 2013 667 348 10
Apr 2013 686 358 10
May 2013 715 373 15
Jun 2013 767 400 27
Jul 2013 784 409 9
Aug 2013 803 419 10
Sep 2013 811 423 4
Oct 2013 813 424 1
Nov 2013 816 426 2
Dec 2013 824 430 4
Jan 2014 830 433 3
Feb 2014 841 439 6
Mar 2014 851 444 5
Apr 2014 864 451 7
May 2014 874 456 5
Jun 2014 887 463 7
Jul 2014 899 469 6
Aug 2014 920 480 11
Sep 2014 929 485 5
Oct 2014 945 493 8
Nov 2014 952 497 4
Dec 2014 972 507 10
Jan 2015 979 511 4
Feb 2015 981 512 1
Mar 2015 989 516 4
Apr 2015 993 518 2
May 2015 998 521 3
Jun 2015 1,002 523 2
Jul 2015 1,002 523 0
Aug 2015 1,004 524 1
Sep 2015 1,010 527 3
Oct 2015 1,016 530 3
Nov 2015 1,018 531 1
Dec 2015 1,023 534 3
Jan 2016 1,029 537 3
Feb 2016 1,031 538 1
Mar 2016 1,035 540 2
Apr 2016 1,037 541 1
May 2016 1,046 546 5
Jun 2016 1,048 547 1
Jul 2016 1,048 547 0
Aug 2016 1,056 551 4
Sep 2016 1,064 555 4
Oct 2016 1,075 561 6
Nov 2016 1,081 564 3
Dec 2016 1,092 570 6
Jan 2017 1,098 573 3
Feb 2017 1,102 575 2
Mar 2017 1,113 581 6
Apr 2017 1,117 583 2
May 2017 1,127 588 5
Jun 2017 1,131 590 2
Jul 2017 1,138 594 4
Aug 2017 1,148 599 5
Sep 2017 1,152 601 2
Oct 2017 1,156 603 2
Nov 2017 1,159 605 2
Dec 2017 1,173 612 7
Jan 2018 1,179 615 3
Feb 2018 1,184 618 3
Mar 2018 1,188 620 2
Apr 2018 1,194 623 3
May 2018 1,202 627 4
Jun 2018 1,217 635 8
Jul 2018 1,234 644 9
Aug 2018 1,248 651 7
Sep 2018 1,257 656 5
Oct 2018 1,261 658 2
Nov 2018 1,273 664 6
Dec 2018 1,286 671 7
Jan 2019 1,288 672 1
Feb 2019 1,305 681 9
Mar 2019 1,317 687 6
Apr 2019 1,322 690 3
May 2019 1,328 693 3
Jun 2019 1,342 700 7
Jul 2019 1,347 703 3
Aug 2019 1,363 711 8
Sep 2019 1,372 716 5
Oct 2019 1,395 728 12
Nov 2019 1,411 736 8
Dec 2019 1,432 747 11
Jan 2020 1,439 751 4
Feb 2020 1,455 759 8
Mar 2020 1,466 765 6
Apr 2020 1,472 768 3
May 2020 1,485 775 7
Jun 2020 1,499 782 7
Jul 2020 1,514 790 8
Aug 2020 1,520 793 3
Sep 2020 1,531 799 6
Oct 2020 1,545 806 7
Nov 2020 1,560 814 8
Dec 2020 1,577 823 9
Jan 2021 1,591 830 7
Feb 2021 1,598 834 4
Mar 2021 1,608 839 5
Apr 2021 1,616 843 4
May 2021 1,629 850 7
Jun 2021 1,639 855 5
Jul 2021 1,648 860 5
Aug 2021 1,656 864 4
Sep 2021 1,679 876 12
Oct 2021 1,683 878 2
Nov 2021 1,688 881 3
Dec 2021 1,692 883 2
Jan 2022 1,700 887 4
Feb 2022 1,708 891 4
Mar 2022 1,711 893 2
Apr 2022 1,725 900 7
May 2022 1,731 903 3
Jun 2022 1,750 913 10
Jul 2022 1,769 923 10
Aug 2022 1,777 927 4
Sep 2022 1,778 928 1
Oct 2022 1,790 934 6
Nov 2022 1,800 939 5
Dec 2022 1,805 942 3
Jan 2023 1,811 945 3
Feb 2023 1,828 954 9
Mar 2023 1,840 960 6
Apr 2023 1,853 967 7
May 2023 1,863 972 5
Jun 2023 1,872 977 5
Jul 2023 1,880 981 4
Aug 2023 1,892 987 6
Sep 2023 1,905 994 7
Oct 2023 1,913 998 4
Nov 2023 1,928 1,006 8
Dec 2023 1,943 1,014 8
Jan 2024 1,957 1,021 7
Feb 2024 1,974 1,030 9
Mar 2024 1,993 1,040 10
Apr 2024 1,999 1,043 3
May 2024 2,020 1,054 11
Jun 2024 2,041 1,065 11
Jul 2024 2,051 1,070 5
Aug 2024 2,060 1,075 5
Sep 2024 2,066 1,078 3
Oct 2024 2,089 1,090 12

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

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