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Most people know there's "some kind of rebate." Few know exactly what they're entitled to.
Applied automatically by your installer at the point of sale. On a standard 6.6kW system, typically saves ~$1500 in 2026. Reduces every year until 2030 — so earlier is better.
Up to $1,400 rebate plus an optional $1,400 interest-free loan for eligible owner-occupiers. Still running — new allocations released monthly. Check solar.vic.gov.au for availability.
The Cheaper Home Batteries Program gives roughly ~$2700 off a 10kWh battery. You must have solar panels (existing or new) to qualify — a standalone battery with no solar gets no rebate.
Stack the rebates together in Victoria: federal STC (~$1500) + federal battery rebate (~$2700) + Victoria panel rebate ($1400) = over $5600 off a typical solar + battery system upfront.
I spent time working across a few solar companies. The product itself is great — but the way a lot of these businesses operate isn't. I watched homeowners get pushed into systems where the ROI simply didn't stack up. High-pressure tactics. Inflated margins. The people being sold to weren't stupid — they just didn't have access to honest, independent information before they sat down with a salesperson.
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Start My Free CheckUp to $1,400 rebate plus an optional $1,400 interest-free loan for eligible owner-occupiers. Still running — new allocations released monthly. Check solar.vic.gov.au for availability.
The typical feed-in tariff in Victoria is currently around ~1c per kWh exported to the grid. Because feed-in tariffs are low, self-consumption and battery storage are usually where the real savings are.
It depends on your bill size, usage pattern and roof. Victoria gets approximately 4.6 peak sun hours per day. The free calculator gives a specific answer for your home in about 60 seconds, factoring in your actual bill and current Victoria rebates.
Stacking the federal STC rebate (~$1500), federal battery rebate (~$2700) + Victoria panel rebate ($1400) adds up to roughly $5600 off a typical solar and battery system upfront in Victoria.
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