It’s a federal government initiative offering upfront discounts on eligible home battery systems. The subsidy is applied via Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) under the SRES scheme, making battery storage more affordable for Australian households. At AAA Energy our expert team will guide you to claim the solar battery rebate.

Absolutely. Small businesses and community facilities with solar power are eligible for the same rebate. They can claim up to 50 kWh of battery capacity, supporting broader access to clean energy.

You could save approximately $320 to $370 per kWh of battery capacity. For example, a 10 kWh battery might receive between $3,200 and $3,700 in upfront discounts, depending on market rates and your system’s eligibility.

Once approved, AAA Energy typically completes installation within 1–3 weeks, depending on your location and system size. Rebate processing is handled in-house to minimise delays. so you can start saving sooner.

The program begins 1 July 2025 and runs until 30 June 2030. The rebate amount gradually reduces each year to reflect declining battery costs. By 2030, the per-kWh subsidy will be approximately half of the starting rate.

Yes. While the rebate focuses on grid-connected setups, off-grid or standalone battery systems can still qualify provided they meet SRES connection and installation standards.

Yes. We supply and install high-quality, Clean Energy Council–approved battery systems that comply with all federal and state program requirements, ensuring rebate eligibility and long-term performance.

Yes. To qualify for the rebate, your battery must be connected to an existing or newly installed rooftop solar system that meets SRES standards. Off-grid systems may qualify if they follow specific compliance requirements.