State and Territory Government Rebates: Various states and territories in Australia offer additional rebates or subsidies to promote solar energy adoption. For example, the New South Wales government offers the Solar for Low Income Households Program, which provides rebates for eligible low-income households to install solar systems. Similarly, the Victorian government offers the Solar Homes Program, which provides rebates and interest-free loans for solar panel installations.

Other examples of state and territory government rebates include the South Australian Home Battery Scheme, which provides subsidies for the installation of home battery storage systems, and the Queensland Solar Bonus Scheme, which provides feed-in tariffs for excess Solar energy exported to the grid.

These rebates and subsidies are designed to make Solar energy more accessible and affordable for residents, as well as to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote renewable energy sources. Eligibility criteria and Rebate amounts vary by program and are subject to change, so it’s important for residents to check with their state or territory government for the most up-to-date information on available rebates.