Is solar worth the investment in Brisbane? How much can you save by going solar?
Solar has been a great investment for many years now, but it’s about to get even better!
With solar panels at their lowest prices ever and a range of government incentives available in 2021, you will want to take advantage ASAP.
Plus with an average system payback of just a few short years, you will be able to enjoy immediate savings on your energy bills while also contributing towards the environmental health of our beautiful country. Make the most of your rooftop real estate!
Contact our Brisbane solar team while government solar subsidies and our amazing deals on solar power systems last!
Wherever you are in Queensland, be it Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Townsville, Rockhampton, Toowoomba, or any other city or town in the country, we can help you with the right solar power system.
Don’t let the upfront cost stop you from making a great investment. Many of our trusted QLD solar installers now offer $0 upfront interest-free loans where you can pay off your system in small monthly instalments.
Simply request an obligation-free quote and find out what payment plan options are available!
Brisbane solar panels: making the most of our beautiful sunshine
Save on energy bills
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Brisbane Residential Solar
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Brisbane Commercial Solar
Commercial solar is one of the safest investments for your business. Save up to 31% on your energy costs.
Queensland feed in tariff (FiT)
For households in South East Queensland, the feed in tariff (FiT) rate varies between retailers. In regional Queensland, the rate is currently 7.861 cents per kilowatt hour (2020-2021).
Estimated annual electricity savings [1]:- 4.05kW solar power system: $1,026 – $1,251
- 5.01kW solar power system: $1,270 – $1,547
[1] Estimated Brisbane electricity bill savings range noted above based on 24.0c per kilowatt hour electricity price and 7c feed in tariff with 50% to 70% consumption of produced electricity for systems without batteries, and 70% to 100% consumption of produced electricity for systems with batteries.
Confused about solar power? We make it simple
Buying and installing solar panels doesn’t have to be a headache. With the rising costs of electricity, thousands of households in Brisbane and throughout Queensland have decided to go solar with a home solar power system. Our trustworthy network of installers will tailor your solution specifically for you while ensuring an easy process every step along the way!
Wherever you live in Brisbane or QLD, you can request up to 3 obligation-free solar quotes
from trusted local installers who can discuss your requirements and any questions you may have about making the switch to solar!
Brisbane solar batteries of the future of renewable energy
Enjoy power savings day and night by adding a battery. Not only will solar panels and a battery add value to your home, they help minimize your power bills and make you less reliant on the grid.
Touted as the future of electricity, batteries allow solar power generated during the day to be stored for use at night time or on cloudy days when solar panels cannot generate electricity. In fact, adding a battery to a residential solar system can double the amount of self-generated electricity consumption.
Tesla Powerwall
Stores electricity for solar self-consumption, time of use load shifting, and backup power. Learn more
SENEC Home V3 Hybrid
The new SENEC Home V3 Hybrid comes with an unbeatable 20 year extended warranty.
The Electric Vehicle (EV) revolution is gaining strength in Australia. Are you EV ready?
Did you know that over 50% of Australians intend to purchase an EV in the next 5 years ? Installing a home battery gives you the flexibility to either sell your stored electricity back to the grid or charge your EV overnight (whichever option works better for you depending on feed-in-tariff, lifestyle, etc.).
Over 5000 public EV chargers will be rolled out across the country, meaning you will not only be able to charge your car at home, but also on the road as you go. The EV revolution is here!
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