June 10, 2025. Major Update for NSW Homeowners The NSW Government has confirmed that its current solar NSW battery rebate offered through the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS) will end on 30 June 2025. This rebate cannot be combined with the new Federal Government battery rebate, which launches on 1
Introduction If you live in Western Australia and you’re considering installing a home battery, 2025 could be the best time to act. Both the WA Government’s solar battery rebate and the new federal battery rebate are launching on 1 July 2025 creating an opportunity for eligible households to significantly cut installation
Introduction: With WA’s new battery rebate scheme officially launching on 1 July 2025, many homeowners are beginning to request quotes and consider their installation options. But some are also being asked to pay deposits now before key program details have been released. If you’re in that position, it’s worth pausing
AC vs DC-Coupled Batteries: What’s the Difference — and Which One Is Better for Your Home? Introduction: Why AC vs DC Battery Setup Actually Matters If you’ve started comparing solar battery quotes, you might’ve come across terms like AC-coupled and DC-coupled often buried in the fine print or thrown around
Table of Contents 1. Step 1: What’s your main goal? 2. Step 2: Do you already have solar and how much energy do you generate? 3. Step 3: When (and how) do you use most of your power? 4. Step 4: What’s your budget and which rebates can you claim?
Just a few years ago, solar batteries were seen as a bit of a niche product useful for off-grid properties or environmentally focused households, but too expensive or complex for the average home. That’s starting to change and fast. With the announcement of a federal battery rebate starting in July 2025 and battery
