Use independent guides and calculators to understand current battery incentives and typical Sydney costs. Our provider network is currently being built.
Register Project InterestCheck My Rebate →Feed-in tariffs keep falling while evening power prices keep rising — exporting your solar earns cents, buying it back costs 30c+/kWh. A battery closes that gap, and right now government incentives cover a serious slice of the cost.
Federal support uses an STC factor of 6.8 for May–December 2026. A separate NSW VPP incentive may be available; compare the provider's written offer and contract.
The federal factor changes to 5.7 on 1 January 2027. Your installation and certification date determines the rate, rather than the date you accept a quote.
Configured with a backup circuit, your battery keeps fridges, lights and Wi-Fi running through outages — a growing priority across storm-prone parts of Sydney.
30 seconds: suburb, whether you have solar, rough bill size. That's it.
Estimate rebates and simple payback, then learn what to ask for when you compare future quotes.
We are measuring demand while we establish a provider network. A provider match is not currently available.
Explore local battery cost considerations across Sydney, including:
For installations from May to December 2026, the federal STC factor is 6.8. At an assumed $40 per certificate, a 13.5kWh battery generates an estimated $3,640 before fees. The price per certificate and provider fees vary. NSW VPP offers are separate, depend on capacity and contract terms, and are not a guaranteed fixed payment.
The published factor is 6.8 for May–December 2026 and 5.7 for January–June 2027. The installation and certification date determines the applicable factor; signing a quote does not lock it in. Capacity bands above 14kWh receive reduced support.
After rebates, most quality 10–13.5kWh installations in Sydney land between $7,000 and $12,000 installed, depending on brand, backup circuits and switchboard condition. Get multiple quotes — pricing for identical hardware can vary by thousands.
No. Installers quote solar-plus-battery packages too, and bundling both is often cheaper than doing them separately. If you already have solar, most modern batteries retrofit to existing systems.
Not yet. We are currently building a Sydney provider network. You can register your project interest while using the guides and calculators to research your options.