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Comparing the household solar system installation patterns between Brisbane metropolitan region and regional Queensland
conference contribution
posted on 2020-03-27, 00:00 authored by Md Rahat HossainMd Rahat Hossain, Delwar AkbarDelwar AkbarMore than 30 percent of Queensland houses have rooftop solar system (photovoltaic i.e., PV). However, it is yet to know the factors affecting the solar power installations between Brisbane Metropolitan region and regional Queensland’ residents. This study examines the PV installations trend and patterns between Brisbane Metropolitan region and regional Queensland. The study also identifies key factors affecting the variation of PV installations between metropolitan and regional households. A quantitative methodology supported by secondary data and autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) model has been adopted in this study. This study predicted that PV installations in the Brisbane metropolitan area would be increased after 2020. On the other hand, PV installations in regional Queensland is on the peak now and it would decline in 2020 and then a regular trend would appear. In addition, the study found a positive relationship between PV installations and the separate houses with three or more bedrooms. Therefore, these findings can help in future PV expansion planning in Queensland.
History
Editor
Dalziel P; Gerritsen R; Akbar DVolume
43Start Page
69End Page
79Number of Pages
11Start Date
2019-12-04Finish Date
2019-12-06Location
Central Queensland University, Cairns, Qld., AustraliaPublisher
ANZRSAIPlace of Publication
Lincoln, New ZealandFull Text URL
Additional Rights
Copyright © ANZRSAI 2020. Individual chapters © the authors 2020Peer Reviewed
- Yes
Open Access
- No
Era Eligible
- Yes