So when I first heard that the solo was coming in I was really excited. I had spoken to City West Housing a couple of times about the potential of solo coming into my building and also other buildings. And we live in such a sunny spot that I thought solo would be a really great opportunity for the residents to reduce their power bills or even just reduce the carbon footprint of the common areas even. At City West Housing we offer affordable homes to 1600 residents in 20 buildings, filling a significant and growing market gap for people renting on very low through to moderate incomes. We understand how fundamental a secure, stable home is for people's health and well-being. And we recognise the importance of energy efficiency in helping us achieve that. We are installing Voto Voltaic Solar, otherwise known as PV, across several buildings in our portfolio. We're confident these installations will significantly help our residents by lowering the cost of energy bills, therefore freeing up income for other things. The added benefit to the environment that solo PV brings is also a big plus for us. I think having solar will make a great difference to my building. I think there will be a reduction in some of my power bills. I think it's also a great piece of mind and showing that other apartment buildings across the city of Sydney can look into solar for themselves. The rooftop solar couldn't have come at a better time. I recently retired and I've already found a huge difference in my power bill. I was actually a bit excited for opening up my new electricity bill, just to see if there was savings. That was something that was going to be predicted that would happen. So it looks like I've saved about 50% of my electricity bill so far. As I'm now retired and my own personal lockdown, I used my TV an awful lot, pretty well 24-7, watching a lot of films and documentaries. I know that my TV uses up a lot of electricity. So with the solar that makes that less of a worry. I don't have to be camping every cent because the solar is doing that for me. In the time I've been here, my electricity bills were going up and going up and going up and now they seem to stabilize and maybe drop a little bit. At the end of the day it's all about saving power and using as many of my appliances during the days I can. Part of this solar I've changed some of my electricity habits and so I've been using more things during the day such as doing my washing during the day, baking during the day, and just charging laptops, phones and other appliances during the day. So I know that upstairs is working hard for me and I can save more money. We believe in stalling solar PV is one of the best ways we can support our residents financially and we're really pleased to go ahead with these upgrades. If you're also thinking about installing solar I encourage you to take the plunge. Talk to other housing providers who have installed energy efficient upgrades for their residents and reach out to your local supplier to get started. Solar has made my life and my neighbour's lives better, easier and greener. This has been a great initiative by City West Housing.