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Home energy rebates

The federal battery discount comes off your quote up front, through an accredited installer. Here's what it's worth and how to get it.

About 30%

off the upfront cost of an eligible home battery, through the Cheaper Home Batteries Program

Source: energy.gov.au, Cheaper Home Batteries Program (around a 30% discount, from 1 July 2025)

  • Get at least three quotes from accredited installers.
  • Check each quote shows the federal discount taken off up front.
  • Ask about your state's programs too: some states add their own incentives.
  • The level of support is adjusted over time, so check the current rate before you sign.
Read the program (energy.gov.au)

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Three things worth knowing, whoever you buy from.

  • Get three quotes

    Prices for the same battery vary widely between installers. Three quotes is the cheapest hour you'll spend.

  • Check the discount is on the quote

    The federal discount is claimed by your installer and should appear as a reduction on the price, not as a promise of a later refund.

  • Ask about your state

    Some states add their own incentives on top, and the level of federal support changes over time.

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