
THE SOLAR VICTORIA INTEREST-FREE BATTERY LOAN HAS ENDED. BUT A NEW REBATE IS NOW AVAILABLE.
Secure up to $17,500 in rebates today with Australia’s largest installer of Solar Batteries.
The Victorian $8,800 Interest-Free Battery Loan has ended, but the new Federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program is here, providing upfront rebates of up to $17,500 to help Australians save on home battery installations.
Who is eligible?
Owners of existing solar systems can add a battery and still qualify for the rebate, and claims can also be made for multiple properties. The battery must be installed with a new or existing solar system, and while the battery must be VPP-ready, joining a Virtual Power Plant (VPP) is optional.
What is the eligibility criteria?
- To be able to apply for the rebate, you must meet the following eligibility criteria.
The battery system must have a total (nominal) capacity between 5 kWh and 50 kWh - The usable capacity of the battery will determine the number of Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) you can claim
- The battery must be installed alongside a new or existing solar photovoltaic (PV) system
- The battery system is considered ‘installed’ once a certificate of electrical compliance (or equivalent) has been signed, confirming the system meets all relevant state and territory electrical safety regulations
With electricity prices increasing and homes rapidly electrifying, there has never been a time to consider adding a solar battery to your existing solar system, or installing a complete solar & battery system package.
The arrival of the highly innovative Tesla Powerwall 3 in Australia is also making home batteries more attractive than ever before. Natural Solar completed the first installation in the country of Powerwall 3 – delivering huge energy savings due to its integrated inverter, unparalleled backup power, and sleek new design.
Tap the Victorian government’s interest free loan scheme, order Powerwall 3, and begin saving today!
How many rebates are available?
The Federal Government has committed $1 billion to the Cheaper Home Batteries Program, aiming to support more than 100,000 battery installations across Australia in the coming years. Like the existing federal solar rebates, the battery rebate amount is designed to gradually reduce each year





