Daniel Tonkin

Starting from November 1, 2024, NSW residents with rooftop solar systems will be eligible for significant incentives to install a home battery and connect it to a Virtual Power Plant (VPP).

In its efforts to reduce carbon emissions by 70% by 2035 (and achieve net zero by 2050), the NSW government announced that it would be offering up to $2,400 worth of rebates for residents installing a new solar battery on their home or business. Additionally, by connecting that battery to a VPP, you may also be able to get $250 to $400 twice, with a minimum interval of three years.

To be eligible to qualify, you’ll need:

An existing rooftop solar system.
An eligible battery (capacity between 2 and 28 kWh).
A new installation (upgrades of existing batteries are not included).
An accredited solar supplier.

Learn more about the new rebate program, and get a solar and battery quote which includes these discounts, here.

Switching To Solar Energy Is Quicker And More Affordable Than Ever Before.

Homeowners in Australia are currently choosing to pay to have a solar system installed, instead of paying those ever-increasing energy bills. If you own your own home, it only makes sense to produce your own energy!

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