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2CC Radio Breakfast Interview with David Sedighi
2CC Radio  

2CC Radio Breakfast Interview with David Sedighi

VoltX Energy COO David Sedighi explains why baby boomers hesitate on home batteries, citing outdated price perceptions from years past. He reveals the $3,499 mid-year deal, LFP safety advantages, and...

Brand Community
Iran war driving demand for home batteries and rebate changes
2SM Breakfast with Tim Webster  

Iran war driving demand for home batteries and rebate changes

Geopolitical tensions and changing rebate settings are accelerating home battery demand across Australia. VoltX Energy highlights how households are rushing to secure larger systems and maximise savings before policy shifts...

Brand Sustainability
Australians are investing in larger home battery set ups than ever before
2SM Radio  

Australians are investing in larger home battery set ups than ever before

Australian households are choosing larger home batteries than ever, with 40kWh systems now common. VoltX Energy highlights how bigger batteries maximize solar savings, cut power bills, and deliver energy independence,...

Community Trends
David Sedighi on battery take-up ahead of rebate slash
Super Radio Netrwork  

David Sedighi on battery take-up ahead of rebate slash

VoltX Energy COO David Sedighi discusses the rapid growth of home battery adoption across Australia. Improved technology, federal rebates, and energy savings are driving uptake, helping families cut power bills...

Guide Trends
Outer Sydney Surges in Solar Adoption
2GB/4BC Radio  AUGUST 2024

Outer Sydney Surges in Solar Adoption

Sydney’s outer suburbs are leading in solar adoption, with Marsden Park residents 87% more likely to install solar compared to just 16% in Mosman, as highlighted by VoltX Energy’s David...

Community Environment Trends
Solar Savings: Hope for Home Batteries in Tough Times
Disrupt Radio  

Solar Savings: Hope for Home Batteries in Tough Times

Only 2% of Australian homes have batteries for solar energy due to high costs. But VoltX Energy’s David Sedighi has promising news amid rising living expenses.

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