As feed-in tariffs decline and time-of-use pricing becomes more common, battery storage allows households and businesses to retain control of their solar energy and reduce reliance on the grid.
Battery systems are most effective when designed around how energy is actually used, now and in the future. Our first step in determining solar storage potential includes a comprehensive energy assessment.
Battery rebates are available through Battery Small-scale Technology Certificates (BSTCs), reducing upfront purchase costs. These rebates are staged and will reduce every six months through to 2030, meaning earlier installation generally results in higher rebate value https://cer.gov.au/batteries
Battery storage also helps to manage daytime solar surplus, peak pricing periods, and emerging electricity bill features such as free or low-cost daytime energy windows.
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Get In TouchWith initiatives such as Solar Sharer introducing free midday power windows, batteries play a growing role in deciding when energy is stored, used, or exported https://www.energy.gov.au/news/solar-sharer-offer-cut-electricity-bills
Simple answers to common questions for better understanding, clarity, guidance, trust, and peace of mind.
Battery STCs reduce upfront cost and decrease in value over time until 2030.
No. Oversizing can reduce rebate value and limit return.
Yes, systems can provide backup for selected circuits or your entire home.
Speak with us for more information about rebates, and how battery storage may optimise your energy storage and consumption.