NETCCFederal Cheaper Home Batteries Program (~$4,600 on a 21 kWh battery). Federal STC on solar. Federal heat pump rebate ~$600–$1,000. State toppers in NSW + VIC. Interest-free finance for eligible homes. We handle the paperwork — you pay the rebated price.
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~$4,600 on 21 kWh
Federal scheme launched 1 July 2025. Approximately $252/kWh on the first 14 kWh of usable storage, then 60% to 28 kWh, then 15% to 50 kWh. Applied at the quote on every battery install nationally.
Battery details →~$1,600–$2,800 on 6.6 kW
Small-Scale Technology Certificates. 5-year deeming in 2026 (drops by 1 year annually). Applied as a point-of-sale discount, not a reimbursement.
Solar details →~$600–$1,000
Federal STCs claimed by the installer at point of sale. Stacks with state rebates where applicable (e.g. Solar Victoria up to $1,400 for local-made units).
Heat pump details →Up to $1,400 solar / $1,400 HPHW
Up to $1,400 off solar PV and up to $1,400 off heat pump hot water (for locally-made units). Battery loan closed. Income cap is $150k as of 1 July 2026.
Melbourne details →Up to $1,500
NSW Peak Demand Reduction Scheme incentive for connecting an eligible battery to a Virtual Power Plant. Stacks on top of the federal CHBP — total can exceed $6,000 on a 21 kWh battery in NSW.
Sydney details →No interest, no fees
Interest-free loan options for eligible homes on solar, batteries, and heat pump hot water. Full term and rate disclosed upfront.
Check eligibility →Up to $2,000 (50%)
Council incentive for City of Adelaide rate-paying residents — up to 50% of the cost capped at $2,000. Stacks with federal CHBP. Replaces the SA Home Battery Scheme for City of Adelaide residents.
Every rebate eHomes handles is applied at the quote — you pay the rebated price. No reimbursement chase, no tax-time surprise.
The Cheaper Home Batteries Program applies to almost all Australian households nationally on batteries between 5 kWh and 100 kWh of usable capacity. We confirm your exact rebate amount in 60 seconds — postcode, system size, and your current setup.
Yes. NSW PDRS VPP (up to $1,500), Solar Victoria solar/HPHW rebates, and the City of Adelaide Sustainability Scheme (up to $2,000) all stack with the federal CHBP. We confirm what you qualify for at the quote.
No — the SA Home Battery Scheme closed to new applications in mid-2022 (final installation deadline was 1 December 2023). South Australian households now use the federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program instead, which is generally more generous on larger systems anyway.
No catch — but we disclose the term, monthly payment, and any application fees in writing before you sign. Eligibility depends on a basic credit check.
No. eHomes handles every rebate we offer. The price you sign is the price you pay.
Yes — both state and federal schemes are reviewed annually and amounts can change. We confirm the current amount at the time we quote.
We resubmit at our cost. The rebated price is locked in for you — the back-end paperwork is on us.
60 seconds. No phone tag. We come back with system options, real prices, and the rebate locked in.
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