In addition to the SRES, some state governments in Australia also offer their own solar rebates and incentives. These vary by state and can include additional financial incentives, such as feed-in tariffs for excess solar energy fed back into the grid.

Some examples of state-based Solar rebates and incentives in Australia include:

– The Solar Homes Program in Victoria, which offers rebates for Solar panel installations, Solar hot water systems, and battery storage systems for eligible households.
– The Home Battery Scheme in South Australia, which provides subsidies for eligible households to install battery storage systems along with Solar panels.
– The Solar Bonus Scheme in Queensland, which offers feed-in tariffs for excess Solar energy exported to the grid.
– The Solar Homes and Communities Plan in New South Wales, which provides interest-free loans for eligible households to install Solar systems.

These state-based incentives can provide additional financial support for homeowners looking to invest in Solar energy systems and can help make the upfront costs more affordable. It’s important for homeowners to research and understand the specific incentives available in their state to make the most of these opportunities.