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Rebates & incentives

A clearer path to the support available.

Understand the current solar and battery incentives, then see any applicable discounts itemised in your system quote.

Reviewed 20 September 2026

Start with your state.

National support is shown below. Choose a state to explore additional programs. Availability depends on your property, equipment and installation; this guide does not confirm eligibility or Sunshine service coverage.

Australia-wide

Cheaper Home Batteries Program.

The federal program aims to provide a discount of around 30% on eligible batteries. Your actual discount depends on usable capacity, installation date and certificate value. It is not a guaranteed percentage for every system.

From 1 May 2026, support tapers by capacity. The May–December 2026 STC factor is 6.8; the published January–June 2027 factor is 5.7.

Support by portion of usable capacity
Capacity bandApplicable STC factor
First 14 kWh100%
Above 14 to 28 kWh60%
Above 28 to 50 kWh15%

Eligible systems have 5–100 kWh nominal capacity, with certificates limited to the first 50 kWh of usable capacity. They must connect to eligible new or existing solar, use approved equipment and meet installation requirements. Only one battery system per premises can receive support. On-grid systems must be VPP-capable, but joining a VPP is optional.

Official program and current rates →

Check federal eligibility requirements →

Solar panel incentives

Eligible solar PV can receive support through small-scale technology certificates (STCs). A registered agent can exchange those certificates for an upfront discount. Solar and battery discounts should appear separately in your quote.

Read the Clean Energy Regulator guidance →

New South Wales

More ways to put storage to work.

Virtual power plant incentive

From 1 July 2026, eligible battery systems up to 50 kWh can qualify. The incentive calculation considers capacity made available to the grid up to 28 kWh. Amounts and payment arrangements vary by provider and contract. Compare the provider’s access to your battery, ongoing electricity rates and payment terms.

Official NSW VPP guidance →

Apartment and business batteries

New NSW installation incentives opened on 1 September 2026. Eligible apartment buildings need at least four units and an outdoor battery of 20–200 kWh. Business projects have a separate pathway. Indicative discounts and eligibility depend on the project; discuss requirements with a participating supplier.

Apartment battery program →

Business battery program →

Rules and certificate values can change. Confirm applicable support, installation timing and final pricing in your written quote.

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