Solar Power Study for Mount Marrow

Mount marrow is a small suburb of the city of Ipswich located about 14 miles from the center of the city. Mount Marrow is a prime real estate suburb for people looking to buy small cottage homes and retreats. Thus it is the candidate in our study for solar power in Mount Marrow.

• Location – Bordered by Haigslea and Marburg to the north and Rosewood to the south, Mount marrow is about 14 miles from the city of Ipswich and about 40 miles from the Brisbane Central District. The Warrego highway lies about 3 miles to the north and is connected to Mount Marrow via a number of roads, notably the Thagoona Haigslea road which runs through most of the area.

   

• Climate – As with most places in southeast Queensland, Mount Marrow enjoys consistent sunshine throughout the year. And hence is a good candidate for solar power.

• Real Estate – Mount Marrow is a sought after locality for real estate because of its proximity to Ipswich. Most of the real estate development is in independent housing with open yards as this area serves as a retreat. There are also smaller farm type properties in this area. Average houses tend to go for over 200,000 Australian dollars. Most of the homes are owned by small families and hence are good candidates for solar power study in Mount marrow.

• Potential – Since most of the properties in this area are owned by non-farming owners, it has a huge incentive for converting to solar power. Families who want to live here would especially want to reduce consumption from the conventional power grid to keep costs down. There are a few retreat farms around as well in this area. Form them installing solar power also has an effect on reducing the long term cost of power.

Real estate developers are looking at this area with keen interest. In the past decade alone the property prices have increased steadily and they seems to be on the up still. With newer homes and properties coming up this area can be focused and targeted for solar power development.

Individual homes have the incentive of cost cutting. If new homes come up solar power can be put as an inclusive option. This will allow the owners to move into a property which already has the option of non-conventional power along with power from the grid. Owners can switch back and forth from the power grid as and when necessary, according to their consumption.

Solar power in Mount Marrow has to be seriously looked into as this area has a balance of old properties which can be encouraged to put up solar panels and also newer properties which can be set up from ground up with the option of solar power included.

Solar power in Mount Marrow can definitely reduce the consumption of power from the conventional grid lines in the long run. This burgeoning suburb is sure to grow in the future and if steps are taken now, solar power would be powering much of this area and further fueling its growth.