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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.
The federal Cheaper Home Batteries discount (~$310/kWh usable) applies instantly off your quote, and joining a Virtual Power Plant adds up to $1,500 more in NSW.
Support rates reduce on a scheduled basis — most recently from 1 May 2026 — and continue stepping down every six months. Today's rate is the best you'll get.
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.
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Most Sydney households installing a typical 10–14kWh battery save roughly $3,000–$4,500 through the federal Cheaper Home Batteries discount (around $310/kWh usable), plus up to $1,500 extra through the NSW VPP incentive. Exact amounts depend on battery size and installer pricing — the discount is applied off your quote up front.
Yes. The federal support rate steps down on a schedule and reduces every period — it shrinks over time but doesn't disappear overnight. Batteries above 14kWh also receive reduced support on the portion above 14kWh. Installing sooner locks in the higher current rate.
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.
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