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 ===== OC Projects =====
 ==== Solar ====
-In late 2025 a 20+kW shared solar power system was installed on the common roof, and the power generated is equally shared between all 10 units – this should see a reduction in electricity bills for residents of  between $500-800 per unit, per year.
+An 18.5kW shared solar power system has been installed on the common roof, and the power generated is equally shared between all 10 units – this should see a reduction in electricity bills for residents of  between $500-800 per unit, per year.
 ==== Battery ====
-To maximise the amount of solar-generated electricity staying “onsite”, a 25kWh battery was installed alongside the solar power system – this allows over-generation during the day to be stored for use at night, or by common property usage.
+To maximise the amount of solar-generated electricity staying “onsite”, a 24kWh battery was installed alongside the solar power system – this allows over-generation during the day to be stored for use at night, or by common property usage.
 ==== Lighting Upgrades ====
 As of late 2025, all fluorescent light fixtures on Common Property have been converted to LED motion-sensor lights.
 ==== Heat Pumps ====
-In the second half of 2026, the owners corporation will replace the shared gas-powered hot water system with a heat pump system, which should see significantly lower hot water energy costs for residents.
+In 2026, the owners corporation will replace the shared gas-powered hot water system with a heat pump system, which should see significantly lower hot water energy costs for residents.
 Heat pumps utilise the same technology as reverse cycle air conditioners, and are significantly more energy efficient than gas hot water heaters.