THE State Government is considering clawing back money from Solar Bonus Scheme customers in an attempt to balance the books.
Trade and Investment Department deputy director-general Mark Duffy said they were looking at a number of options to pay off a $1.8 billion black hole left behind by the Keneally government.
Mr Duffy described the SBS, adopted last January, as a "plane crash".
"The solar cells are insufficient when it comes to carbon reduction. Those who got into the scheme are in super windfall territory," he said.
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