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A way to earn for you and the environmen­t.

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How you can earn for you and the planet with #nzforgood

If, like team Good, you are mourning at how quickly Kiwis returned to their old energy-consumptio­n habits following the initial lockdown during the current COVID-19 crisis, we have some good news in the form of the #nzforgood programme, the brainchild of our favourite clean energy company, solarcity.

The idea was spawned from a conversati­on about some of the positives that came from lockdown, such as less pollution and clean air. That happened because we did something – we stopped. So the solarcity team asked the question – ‘can we do something and empower others to do something?’

How it works

#nzforgood allows Kiwis to engage with solarcity’s mission to lower the cost of energy for homeowners and get New Zealand to a zero-carbon future sooner.

It also provides the opportunit­y to earn some money by making a simple referral.

And the cool thing about #nzforgood is you don’t have to be a homeowner or a solarZero customer to participat­e.

· If you’re a homeowner, sign up for solarcity’s subscripti­on-based solarZero energy service. A solar energy system is installed at your home without upfront or ongoing costs. You pay a fixed monthly solarZero energy fee for the solar energy your home consumes and you even get paid for the excess solar energy the system exports back to the grid.

· Don’t own a home? You can become a solarZero fanSZ and refer homeowners you know to solarcity through the #nzforgood programme. There’s no limit to the referrals you can make. Each one has a unique code that is attached to your fanSZ membership so that you earn $500 for every one that has solarZero installed. And while there’s no obligation for the referral to convert to solar, if they do everyone’s a winner – you, them and the environmen­t.

Way of the future

Increased future household power usage is inevitable as we begin to use (and need to power) electrical vehicles. So now is the perfect time to look at your power bill and ask what it means for you to take action against climate change?

Choosing solar energy is a positive action. It will reduce your household’s carbon footprint and also your power bill – by an average of 30 per cent over 20 years.

To date there are more than 4,200 New Zealand customers powering their homes with solarZero, with each home reducing their carbon emissions by an average of 15 tonnes. Imagine the impact on the environmen­t if everyone chose solar.

Who is #nzforgood for?

solarZero is designed to benefit anyone who is passionate about the environmen­t – and those environmen­tal benefits are multi-faceted. With more homes powered by solarZero, there is a reduced demand on the existing infrastruc­ture and power supply from the national grid, an increase in the pool of renewable energy available to New Zealanders, and a cumulative reduction in carbon emissions.

With solarZero the cost barrier of the technology hardware investment is no longer an issue for those who want to live more sustainabl­y – and

lower their power bills!

Timeframe

The #nzforgood programme closes on 30 November 2020 so if you want to start making a difference and earning some money, get cracking!

 ??  ?? Become a solarZero fanSZ & earn $500
Help the environmen­t by helping others to reduce their carbon footprint just by referring them to solarZero through the #nzforgood programme. For every one of those that convert to solarZero, you’ll get $500 cash.
Find out more at solarzero.co.nz/ nzforgood
Become a solarZero fanSZ & earn $500 Help the environmen­t by helping others to reduce their carbon footprint just by referring them to solarZero through the #nzforgood programme. For every one of those that convert to solarZero, you’ll get $500 cash. Find out more at solarzero.co.nz/ nzforgood

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