$0 Upfront Cost Options
Eligible households combine rebates with approved finance so immediate savings can offset installation costs — nothing to pay on install day.
Your postcode could unlock thousands in solar & battery rebates. Check your eligibility for federal and state incentives in 30 seconds — free, with $0 upfront cost options.
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Free 30-second check · No obligation
Lock in government rebates while they last. Turn your roof into your own power plant — federal battery support steps down over time, so acting early means bigger savings.
Eligible households combine rebates with approved finance so immediate savings can offset installation costs — nothing to pay on install day.
Export unused electricity back to the grid and receive bill credits through feed-in tariffs — your roof earns money while you're out.
Many homeowners pay less than their current electricity bill from the very first day after installation — and keep saving for 25+ years.
Five simple steps from quick quiz to switched-on savings. Read the full detail on our how it works page.
Complete the 30-second quiz so we can assess your home's eligibility.
An energy analyst reviews your details and contacts you if you conditionally qualify.
A free assessment of your property, roof and potential savings.
Eligible households receive a no-net-cost installation offer and scheduling.
Start cutting your electricity bills from day one after installation.
Every state stacks its own incentives on top of the federal solar panel rebate and battery discount. Find yours to lock in current local rates before they change.
Strong solar & battery incentives
Potential combined savingsUp to $11,600
See NSW rebates ›Solar Homes rebates + interest-free loans
Potential combined savingsUp to $10,700
See VIC rebates ›Federal discounts in the Sunshine State
Potential combined savings30% + STCs
See QLD rebates ›Battery discounts & VPP credits
Potential combined savings30% + VPP
See SA rebates ›State battery scheme + federal discount
Potential combined savingsUp to $7,500
See WA rebates ›Federal discounts + energy saver loans
Potential combined savings30% + 0% loans
See TAS rebates ›Sustainable Household Scheme loans
Potential combined savings30% + 0% loans
See ACT rebates ›Top-end sun, federal discounts
Potential combined savings30% + STCs
See NT rebates ›The federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program now cuts roughly 30% from the installed cost of a home battery — about $3,100 on a typical 10 kWh system. It stacks with the solar panel STC rebate and state incentives, with no income means test.

Join thousands of Australians who have already cut their energy bills with solar and battery rebates.
“The process was incredibly smooth. We qualified for the rebate and had our solar and battery system installed within weeks. Our energy bills have dropped by 80%!”
“I was skeptical at first, but the eligibility check was quick and accurate. The $0 upfront finance option made it a no-brainer for our family.”
“Fantastic service from start to finish. The battery has been a game-changer for our evening power usage. Highly recommend checking your eligibility.”
“We're now generating more power than we use. The feed-in tariffs combined with the initial rebate have made this the best investment for our home.”
“The team explained all the government incentives clearly. We ended up saving thousands on the installation. Very professional and efficient.”
“Adding a battery to our existing solar setup was seamless. The rebate covered a significant portion, and we barely rely on the grid anymore.”
Everything you need to know about solar and battery rebates.
Homeowners, landlords, small businesses and community facilities across Australia qualify for the federal Cheaper Home Batteries discount — there is no income means test. You need a new battery (5–100 kWh) installed with new or existing rooftop solar by an accredited installer. Our free check confirms your eligibility in 30 seconds.
Savings depend on your state and system size. The federal battery discount alone is worth about $3,100 on a typical 10 kWh battery, solar panel STCs add roughly $2,900–$3,700, and state programs like the NSW PDRS incentive or WA battery scheme can push combined savings past $11,000.
Eligible households can access $0 upfront cost options that combine rebates with approved finance or interest-free state loans, so many families start paying less than their current power bill from day one. Your eligibility check will confirm which options apply to you.
Most installations are completed three to six weeks after approval. The install itself typically takes one day for solar panels and a few hours extra for a battery, handled end-to-end by accredited local installers.
Yes — federal solar STCs and the federal battery discount stack together, and most state incentives stack on top of both. See our federal battery rebate guide and your state page for exact combinations.
Completely free, with no obligation. It takes about 30 seconds, and you'll only hear from an energy analyst if your home conditionally qualifies for current rebates.
Yes. If you already have panels, you can still claim the federal battery discount to add storage — one of the most popular upgrades in 2026. The check covers battery-only scenarios.
Your details are assessed against every current federal and state program for your postcode. If your home conditionally qualifies, a local energy analyst contacts you to confirm details and arrange a free, no-obligation consultation. See how it works for the full process.
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