To access solar rebates in Australia, homeowners and businesses need to use accredited solar installers and meet certain eligibility criteria. It is recommended to consult with a solar installer or contact government agencies for up-to-date information on available rebates and the application process.

Some common eligibility criteria for Solar rebates in Australia include:

1. The Solar system must be installed by a Clean Energy Council accredited installer.
2. The Solar system must meet minimum standards for efficiency and performance.
3. The property must be eligible for the Rebate, which may vary based on location and other factors.
4. The property owner must not have received a Rebate for the same system previously.
5. The system must be connected to the electricity grid.

It is important to note that rebates and incentives can vary by state and territory in Australia, so it is important to check with the relevant government agencies for specific information. Some common rebates and incentives available in Australia include the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) and state-based rebates such as the Solar Homes Program in Victoria and the Solar Battery Rebate in South Australia.

By working with accredited installers and staying informed about available rebates, homeowners and businesses can take advantage of government incentives to make Solar power more affordable and accessible.