NSW energy savings cop climate criticism - solar powered street lights

The new state government has pledged to cut electricity bills for households and businesses by investing in a new set of energy-saving measures.
The $72 million package will come from the national climate change fund, which was established in 2007 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Prime Minister Gladys Berejiklian said on Monday that the plan will cut energy costs for new state residents and business owners. Low-
With $24 invested by the government, revenue hire r can save up to $400 a year.
5 million more than 20,000 homes upgraded through energy-efficient lighting, heating and hot water systems.
It will also cost $35 million to help some 250 manufacturing companies install energy-efficient equipment, saving them about $80,000 a year in bills.
Local councils will receive $12.
By 2035, kitty's 5 million share will upgrade 60,000 street lights using LED and save up to $22 million in energy costs. The roll-
With the state government setting targets for government buildings such as schools and hospitals, the exit of solar panels will also accelerate, reaching 25,000 MW of solar energy per year by 2021 and 55,000 MW per year by 2024.
New state Opposition Leader Luke Foley accused the government of rising electricity bills and promised to adjust prices if Labor wins the next state election.
"The new state Liberals relaxed their control of the electricity market in 2014, and when the power companies were dug, they did nothing," he said in a statement . ".