Category: Rebates & Incentives
Solar rebates has been a huge factor in the affordability and uptake of solar in Australia.
Queensland has the highest adoption of solar power with over 30% of homes installed with rooftop solar. However, there is a significantly large number of households locked out of the solar market. Renters can’t install solar systems in the houses they live in. The Queensland state government has announced a solar for rentals trial scheme …
The South Australian state government is seeking to have more of its residents gain maximum benefit from the use of solar power. Consequently, they have come up with a home battery scheme. The SA solar battery rebate scheme is open to all residents connected to the grid. In the scheme, applicants can access low-interest loans …
The Australian Government Small-scale Technology Certificate scheme, also known as the solar rebate, was introduced in 2011. The solar rebate will end in QLD on 31st December 2030. The current STC rebate offered to Queenslanders decreases yearly until it reaches zero at the end of 2030. The 44c feed-in tariff offered by electricity distributors Energex, …
Australia’s Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) is a Renewable Energy Scheme that makes solar energy affordable for everyone. With the STC scheme, you can save up to 40% off the price of your solar installation. How does it work? Certificates are given based on your location in Australia (zones based on postcode) and the size of …
The solar rebate in QLD is a federal government scheme to help Australians go solar more easily by paying for a large chunk of the system installation cost. The solar rebate is still available in QLD, with the average STC rebate being $2,908 for a 6.6kW system. The rebate amount will be determined by the …