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Up to 50% rooftop segment decline likely

While the solar industry has shown great resilience in the face of Covid-19 shutdown, installations are set to decline sharply over the next year. While the residential segment looks set to bounce back, the small-commercial segment will be slow to recover.

Jonathan Gifford

11 Jul 2020

The small-scale rooftop market segment is the beating heart of Australia’s solar sector. And it faces a series short-term decline, says Cornwall Insights. | Photo: pv magazine Australia / Julian Tompkin

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