In addition to the federal SRES rebate, some state and territory governments also offer additional incentives and rebates to further reduce the cost of installing solar power systems. These incentives can include feed-in tariffs, which allow solar system owners to sell excess electricity generated back to the grid at a premium rate.

Other incentives may include rebates for energy efficient appliances, discounted or interest-free loans for Solar system installation, and grants for community Solar projects. Additionally, some states and territories offer incentives for businesses to install Solar power systems, such as tax credits or accelerated depreciation schedules.

These additional incentives can help make Solar power more affordable and accessible for a wider range of Australians, encouraging more households and businesses to make the switch to clean, renewable energy. It’s worth researching what incentives are available in your state or territory to take full advantage of the benefits of Solar power.