State-specific rebates and incentives: Several states and territories offer their own solar rebates and incentives. For example, the New South Wales government provides the Solar for Low Income Households program, which offers interest-free loans to eligible low-income households for purchasing solar PV systems. Victoria has the Solar Homes program, offering rebates on solar panel installations and interest-free loans for solar battery storage.

Queensland offers the Solar Bonus Scheme, which provides a feed-in tariff for excess Solar energy generated by residential Solar systems. South Australia has the Home Battery Scheme, which offers subsidies for the installation of home battery storage systems. Western Australia has the Renewable Energy Buyback Scheme, which allows homeowners to receive credits for excess Solar energy exported to the grid.

It is important for residents to research and take advantage of these state-specific rebates and incentives to help offset the cost of installing Solar panels and encourage the transition to renewable energy sources.