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In 2009, solar owners earned credits from generous feed-in tariffs. Today, savings still stack up, especially with batteries that store solar and trade energy via platforms like Amber.
Stacking the new federal battery rebate with state incentives could mean big savings. While most programs are compatible, rules vary, so check the fine print before locking in your install.
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The Cheaper Home Batteries Program offers eligible Australians a 30% discount on battery installation from 1 July 2025, helping lower energy bills and boost solar storage capacity.
Are you eligible for the new federal battery rebate? From 1 July 2025, you could get 30% off a solar-connected battery system.
Installing a larger battery now maximises your one-time federal battery rebate and prepares your home for future energy needs before annual reductions kick in. Don’t miss out!
Labor’s new Cheaper Home Batteries Program will slash upfront costs and power bills, making solar battery storage more affordable for Aussie households from July 1, with rebates backdated to April 6.
Sodium-ion batteries are a safe, cost-effective alternative to lithium-ion, with better performance in cold climates and lower environmental impact. They’re ideal for grid storage, home energy, and electric transport applications.
Labor’s $2.3 billion battery rebate plan aims to make solar battery storage more affordable for Australian households, reducing energy bills, supporting the energy grid, and accelerating Australia’s transition to net zero.
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