
NSW homeowners may be eligible for federal solar and home-battery discounts, as well as some separate NSW incentives. Our free 60-second check helps you explore options that may apply.
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NSW homeowners may be eligible for solar panel and battery rebates through government programs. We make it easy to check what you qualify for and connect you with the right providers.
Learn more about Solar Rebates in NSW →See what's available right now (updated monthly) →There is no general government rebate for a private home EV charger in NSW. Some public or building-grant programs may apply to other applicants; see the guide for current distinctions.
See the EV charger rebate NSW guide →Replacing an old electric hot water system with an efficient heat pump can attract generous NSW Energy Savings Scheme discounts — often cutting the upfront cost by hundreds of dollars.
Read the heat pump hot water rebate NSW guide →Eligible battery owners may qualify for a separate NSW VPP incentive. The amount and ongoing credits depend on battery capacity, the provider and your agreement; this is separate from the federal battery discount.
Compare battery VPP programs in NSW →
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Indicative savings based on current NSW and federal rebate programs in 2026. Your eligibility and final amount will depend on your home, system size and installer.
with a 6.6 kW solar system + federal STC rebate
stacking solar + battery rebates under the 2026 NSW battery program
with a 7 kW home charger + solar self-consumption
Figures shown are illustrative examples based on publicly available 2026 NSW and federal rebate information. They are not guaranteed savings or quotes. Always verify eligibility directly with your installer and the relevant government program.
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