Every rebate and certificate figure below is the one SunLedger uses to price a real quote. When a program changes we change it in the product, and this page changes with it.
State and territory programs currently live in the product. Amounts are indicative and subject to each program's own eligibility.
Household income under $150,000 (cap changed 1 Jul 2026) · home valued under $3M · no solar installed in the last 10 years.
Program details ↗4 years, interest-free, repaid to Solar Victoria. Same eligibility as the panel rebate.
Program details ↗Battery connected to a Virtual Power Plant. The amount varies with battery size and certificate prices.
Program details ↗Eligible NSW households, delivered through approved finance partners.
Program details ↗Battery connected to a Virtual Power Plant.
Program details ↗Income-tested, interest-free, available alongside the WA battery rebate.
Program details ↗$2,000–$20,000 over up to 10 years at 3% interest (0% ended 1 Jul 2025; cap raised to $20,000 for new applicants 1 Jul 2026). Covers solar, batteries and other energy upgrades.
Program details ↗Over 10 years at 0% interest. Covers solar, batteries and other energy upgrades.
Program details ↗Small-scale Technology Certificates for solar, and the Cheaper Home Batteries Program for storage. These are the rules our STC engine applies to a real claim.
Zone ratings run 1.185 to 1.622 depending on postcode, and the certificate price moves daily — which is why these live in the product rather than on a page you have to remember to check.
Fewer, deeper pieces on the parts of the job that actually cost people money. Written by us, not generated.
The evidence rules that fail claims most often — geotagging, serial capture, timing — and what a clean submission looks like.
Cold-morning voltage, MPPT windows, and the arrangements that pass on paper but fail on the roof.
Why three traders quote three numbers for the same batch, and which one to compare.
How Australian customers actually shop, and why quoting forwards produces negative net costs.
What the 100/60/15% split does to a 20 kWh system, with the arithmetic shown.
What each DNSP allows, when approval is needed, and how it changes the system you quote.
Every screen in SunLedger is documented inside the product — Settings, then Help. Seventeen topics with search, plus a form that reaches a real person and replies to your own address. You don't need an account to read it once you're in a trial.
Rebate figures are the amounts SunLedger applies when pricing a quote and are indicative only — every program has its own eligibility, and amounts change. Always check the program's own page, linked on each card. Certificate prices move daily and are read live from traders inside the product rather than published here.
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