The value of the rebate depends on factors such as the size of the solar system, the location, and the market price of STCs. The rebate is typically applied as an upfront discount on the cost of the system. However, the exact amount of the rebate is subject to change as the number of STCs available and their market price fluctuates.

In Australia, the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) provides financial incentives in the form of STCs for eligible Solar panel systems. The number of STCs that can be created for a Solar system depends on its size and location, with larger systems in areas with higher Solar radiation generating more STCs.

The market price of STCs can vary based on supply and demand factors, as well as policy changes and market conditions. The Rebate amount is calculated by multiplying the number of STCs generated by the market price per STC, and this amount is typically deducted from the upfront cost of the Solar system.

It is important for consumers to research and stay informed about the current STC market prices and regulations to ensure they are getting the best possible Rebate for their Solar installation. Additionally, working with reputable Solar installers who are knowledgeable about the Rebate process can help ensure a smooth and successful Rebate application.