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Voluntary Retailer Contributions in Queensland encompass the current solar feed-in tariffs in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and the Sunshine Coast as far north as Noosa. This implies power merchants are not required to pay for solar energy exported to the grid, although in most situations they do. A feed-in tariff is a payment made by an electricity provider to a homeowner when excess energy from their solar power system is delivered to the electrical grid, and is often shown on your monthly electricity bill. In Queensland, solar feed-in tariffs in cities such as Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, and Gold Coast are covered by 'Voluntary Retailer Contributions,' meaning an electricity supplier is not required to pay anything for exported electricity to the grid (but they normally do). Enter your postcode into convenient energy provider comparison tool to discover the current solar FiT incentive rates provided by a range of retailers in your region of Queensland by Solar Co...