Exports pay very little
Feed-in tariffs now pay only a few cents per kWh. Storing that power and using it at night is worth several times more.
Battery rebate estimator
See your discount — and what waiting costs
Since 1 May 2026 the discount is tiered: the first 14 kWh gets the full rate, 14–28 kWh gets 60%, and 28–50 kWh gets 15%. The rate then steps down every six months until 2030.
Estimate assumes a certificate price of $38. Actual value depends on certificate prices on your install date and the battery's usable capacity.
Usable battery size
Install by 31 Dec 2026
$3,930
estimated discount
Install Jan–Jun 2027
$3,290
estimated discount
Waiting until 2027 could cost you about $640.
Why a battery, why now
The energy market has changed. Batteries are how you win.
Free midday power
Homes with a smart meter can opt in to three hours of free midday grid power — through Solar Sharer in NSW, South-East Queensland and SA, and Victoria’s Midday Power Saver (since 1 October 2026). Ideal for topping up a battery.
Earn with a VPP
Join a Virtual Power Plant for bill credits or payments. In NSW, the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme adds extra incentives for batteries up to 50 kWh.
Blackout protection Optional upgrade
Add our optional Blackout Backup to keep essentials such as your fridge, lights and internet running during a power outage. Available on compatible systems — ask your specialist for a quote.
Add a battery to your existing solar
Need solar too? See solar + battery packages →Smaller households
16 kWh
~$3,900 federal battery discount included*
- Covers typical evening use
- Works with existing solar
- Blackout Backup Option
VIC price from
$3,590*
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Most families
20 kWh
~$4,500 federal battery discount included*
- Covers evening & overnight use
- Works with existing solar
- Blackout Backup Option
VIC price from
$4,690*
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High usage & EVs
28 kWh
~$5,800 federal battery discount included*
- Power your home well into the night
- Works with existing solar
- Blackout Backup Option
VIC price from
$4,990*
Get a quote
*Victorian battery-only prices for homes with existing solar: single-storey, single-phase homes, standard installation within 50 km of Melbourne metro. Prices include the federal Cheaper Home Batteries discount (approximate; it steps down on 1 January 2027). Additional charges apply for three-phase and double-storey installations, Klip-Lok and terracotta roofs, battery installations in a garage, and switchboard upgrades where required. Meter changeover/configuration fees are charged by your electricity retailer or network, usually on your electricity bill, and are not included in our prices.
Battery questions
Homes, small businesses and community facilities installing an approved, VPP-capable battery with an accredited installer. There is no income test, and it works for new solar-plus-battery systems or adding a battery to existing solar.
Beat the 1 January rebate cut
Book your battery before 31 December 2026 to lock in the current discount.