Solar Battery Rebate Calculator

Use this tool to estimate the potential upfront discount you can provide to the end-user when installing a solar battery system on a residential, apartment, or commercial and industrial site. It consolidates eligible incentives under the federal government Cheaper Home Batteries Program (CHBP), the NSW Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS).

Note: This calculator is for estimation only. If you need a specific quotation, please contact your account manager.

Note: Certificate unit prices are variable based on market supply and demand. You can find today's price on your retailer portal.

Note: The incentive amount shown in the calculator is not guaranteed. Every incentive has its own eligibility requirements and factors impacting the final calculation result. The calculator should not replace your assessment on individual jobs.

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Nameplate capacity. The scheme counts 90% as usable for PRCs. leave blank if STCs and PRCs not needed.

For STC calculation; leave blank if STCs and Eligible Capacity not needed.

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Rebate Calculator – FAQ

Now we have added PV rebate to the calculator

We have released a new page for Solar PV incentive calculation.
You can estimate the combined incentive for STC across all installations and VEEC for Victorian installations.

• Victorian VEEC: A one-off incentive for eligible 30 kW to 200 kW commercial solar PV systems.

You may be eligible if:

• You are a commercial owner;

• You are based in Victoria;

• You install an inverter of at least 30kVA;

• The total PV capacity is from 30kW to 200kW;

• The owner enters a DNSP contract;

• The equipment is on the Clean Energy Council (CEC) approved list;

• The installer and designer are SAA accredited.

Battery Rebate Calculator – FAQ

What is battery rebate?

The rebates listed in the calculator are financial incentives provided by Australian federal or state governments for battery installations or onboarding a battery to a Virtual Power Plant (VPP). Most renewable energy incentives are issued as tradable certificates that solar retailer companies must rely on a registered agent or Accredited Certificate Provider (ACP) to create and trade those certificates.

What this means to the end-user?

Once the owner assigns the right to create certificates to an agent or ACP and the installation is complete, the incentive is paid to the nominated solar retailer.

Solar retailers can apply an upfront discount to reduce the system's equipment and installation costs for the owner.

What incentives are included in this calculator?

This calculator includes the following rebates:

• STC – Battery: A federal incentive available from 1 July 2025, based on battery capacity and installation compliance.

• WA Residential Battery Rebate: A state rebate for Synergy and Horizon Power customers, based on battery size (up to 10kWh) and participation in a Virtual Power Plant (VPP).

• NSW VPP Incentive (BESS2): A one-off incentive (up to $1,500) for eligible battery systems connected to a VPP through an ACP.

• NSW PDRS Battery Incentive for Apartments (BESS3): A NSW incentive for eligible battery systems from 20kWh to 200kWh installed at Class 2 buildings.

• NSW PDRS Battery Incentive for Businesses (BESS4): A NSW incentive for eligible battery systems from 20kWh to 200kWh installed for small and medium businesses.

• NSW PDRS C&I Battery Incentive (BESS5): A NSW incentive for eligible large-scale battery systems from 200kWh to 30MWh.

⚠️ Note: The calculator does not include BESS1 incentive under the NSW Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS).

1. Am I eligible for the STC rebate?

You may be eligible if:

• You install a Clean Energy Council (CEC) approved battery system;

• You use a SAA accredited installer;

• For battery STCs, your system is installed on or after 1 July 2025;

• You submit all required compliance documents.

2. Am I eligible for the WA Battery Rebate?

You may be eligible if:

• You are a Synergy or Horizon Power customer;

• You install an eligible battery system;

• You join a participating VPP program;

• You use an approved installer under the WA Battery Scheme.

3. Am I eligible for the NSW VPP Incentive (BESS2)?

You may be eligible if:

• You are based in NSW;

• You onboard your battery with a VPP provider on or after 1 July 2026;

• You go through an ACP (Accredited Certificate Provider).

4. Am I eligible for NSW PDRS BESS3/4/5?

You may be eligible if:

• You are based in NSW;

• Your battery capacity falls within the eligible range;

• Your battery is installed on an eligible building or site;

• The installation fully complies with all equipment, installation, and design requirements;

• You go through an ACP (Accredited Certificate Provider).

5. Can I claim both state and federal incentives?

Yes. You can stack federal and state incentives.

• The federal STC rebate, either the NSW PDRS incentives or the WA Battery Rebate, as long as your system and installation meet the respective eligibility criteria.

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