1. New South Wales (NSW): The NSW government offers the Solar Homes Program, providing interest-free loans for Solar and battery installations. The program also offers a Rebate of up to $2,225 for eligible households.
2. Victoria (VIC): In Victoria, the Solar Homes Program provides rebates of up to $1,850 for Solar panel installations. Additional rebates are available for Solar batteries and hot water systems.
3. Queensland (QLD): The QLD government offers the Solar for Rentals Program, providing interest-free loans for Solar panel installations on rental properties. Rebates of up to $3,500 are available for eligible households through the Queensland Solar Hot Water Program.
4. South Australia (SA): SA offers the Home Battery Scheme, providing subsidies of up to $4,000 for the installation of energy storage systems. The state also offers a Solar feed-in tariff, allowing households to earn credits for excess Solar energy fed back into the grid.
5. Western Australia (WA): The WA government offers the Renewable Energy Buyback Scheme, providing a feed-in tariff for excess Solar energy exported to the grid. The rate varies depending on the electricity retailer.
6. Tasmania (TAS): TAS offers the Solar Hot Water Rebate, providing rebates of up to $1,000 for eligible households installing Solar hot water systems. The state also offers a feed-in tariff for excess Solar energy exported to the grid.
7. Australian Capital Territory (ACT): The ACT government offers the Next Generation Energy Storage Program, providing interest-free loans for energy storage systems. Rebates of up to $825 are available for eligible households installing Solar panels.
8. Northern Territory (NT): The NT government offers the Solar Energy Transformation Program, providing grants for installing Solar panels, batteries, and energy efficiency measures in remote Indigenous communities.
It is important to note that these Rebate programs may change over time, and eligibility criteria and application processes may vary. It is advisable to check with the respective government authorities or energy providers for the most up-to-date information.
