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Premium solar panels and battery storage systems installed by certified professionals across Australia. Lock in today's rebates before they change on 1 May 2026.

Everything You Need. Nothing You Don't.

We handle every step — from design and approvals to installation and ongoing support.

Premium Panels

Tier-1 solar panels and industry-leading battery systems backed by long manufacturer warranties.

CEC Accredited

All our installers are Clean Energy Council accredited — a legal requirement to claim your rebate.

10-Year Warranty

Our workmanship warranty goes beyond industry standard — your peace of mind for a decade.

Rebate Maximised

We handle all government rebate paperwork so you get the maximum reduction on day one.

Claim Thousands Back — While You Still Can.

The Australian government's solar incentive program has helped millions of homeowners go solar. Here's what's available right now.

Current Incentives (Before 1 May 2026)

Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) Upfront discount calculated on your system size and location. A 6.6kW system can yield over $2,500 in STC value today.
State-Based Battery Subsidies VIC, NSW, QLD, SA and WA all offer additional battery rebates ranging from $1,000–$4,000 depending on your state.
Feed-In Tariffs Export surplus energy to the grid and earn credits on your electricity bill every quarter.
Interest-Free Financing Selected state programs offer zero-interest loans for eligible low-income households.
⏰ Rebate Changes on 1 May 2026

The federal STC deeming period reduces by one year on 1 May 2026, meaning the upfront discount drops automatically. Every month you wait costs you money.

1 May 2026 — Changes Take Effect
STC discount will drop — typical homeowners lose $200–$500 in immediate savings
State battery subsidies in VIC and SA have capped waiting lists forming
Grid export rules tightening in multiple states — act now to lock in current feed-in terms
High demand post-May means longer installation wait times

What This Means For You

Enquire before 1 May 2026 to lock in today's rebate value Your contract date determines your STC calculation — not your installation date.
Get a free quote within 24 hours Our team will confirm exactly how much rebate you're eligible for, in writing.

From Quote to Clean Energy in 4 Steps

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Free Consultation

Tell us your goals and we'll assess your roof, usage and best system options.

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Custom Design

We design a system tailored to your home, maximising your savings and rebates.

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Expert Installation

Our CEC-accredited team installs your system cleanly, safely and on schedule.

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Start Saving

Your system is connected, rebate applied — watch your electricity bill shrink.

See How Much You Could Save

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* Estimates are indicative only and based on typical Australian energy prices (~$0.32/kWh), average solar generation for your battery size, and current rebate values. Actual savings depend on your location, roof orientation, energy usage patterns, and retailer rates. Always obtain a personalised quote for accurate figures.

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Everything You've Been Wondering

How much does a solar system cost in Australia?

A quality 6.6kW solar system typically costs between $5,500–$9,000 after the federal STC rebate. Adding a battery storage system (e.g. 10kWh) adds roughly $8,000–$14,000, though state subsidies can offset a large portion of this.

What exactly changes on 1 May 2026 with rebates?

The federal government reduces the STC deeming period by one year every January, but additional policy adjustments on 1 May 2026 affect the multiplier used to calculate your upfront discount. Homeowners who lock in their contract before this date will save hundreds more compared to those who wait.

Do I need to own my home to get solar?

You generally need to be the property owner or have written landlord consent. We've helped many landlords install solar to increase rental yields — tenants benefit from lower bills, and landlords benefit from increased property value.

How long does installation take?

Most residential solar installations are completed in a single day. Battery installations may require an additional half-day. From your first enquiry to a powered-on system is typically 3–6 weeks, including grid approval and council notifications.

Is my roof suitable for solar?

Most Australian rooftops are well-suited to solar. During your free consultation, we'll assess your roof pitch, orientation, shading, and structural suitability at no cost. North-facing roofs are ideal, but east/west-facing roofs still generate excellent output.

What happens when there's a blackout — does solar help?

Standard grid-tied solar systems shut down during a blackout for safety reasons. However, a battery storage system with blackout protection will keep your home running on stored solar energy during outages — an increasingly popular upgrade.