Stop Giving Away Your Solar Power - The Battery Rebate You Need to Know About
If you’ve got solar on your roof, you’re already ahead but there’s a catch most people don’t realise.
What Energy Retailers Are Doing to Solar Owners
Paying 2-4c per kWh for your solar
Charging around 34c per kWh at night
Reducing feed-in tariffs every year
Making solar less valuable without a battery
So you're basically selling your own power cheap and buying it back at a premium.
Here’s the fix: install a solar battery
A battery lets you store the power your system generates during the day, so you can use it at night, during blackouts, or whenever you need it — without relying on the grid.
And here’s the good news…
From 1 July 2025, There’s a 30 to 40% Government Rebate for Solar Batteries
The Federal Government has announced a new rebate to make battery storage more affordable for homeowners with solar. That’s thousands of dollars in potential savings and a real chance to take back control of your energy usage and power bills.
Why I’m Getting Involved
I’ve partnered up with a trusted local solar company to help bring this offer to my customers.
I actually did part of my electrical apprenticeship with the owner, so I know firsthand they do quality work. No shortcuts. No sales pressure. I wouldn’t be teaming up with them if I didn’t trust them completely.
We’re working together to make sure locals get the right advice and don’t miss out on what could be a massive saving.
Want to Know if It’s Worth It?
Every home’s different, so I’m offering to take a look and let you know if a solar battery stacks up for your setup.
Just fill out the form below and I’ll send you an email with what I need — usually just a copy of your summer or winter power bill (both if you’ve got them, but one is fine).
No pushy sales talk. Just honest advice from a local who knows the gear and wants to help you make the right call.
No hard sell. Just honest advice from a local who knows the gear.
You can also give me a call on: 0429605758
Don’t Have Solar?
All good. But if you’ve got family or friends who do, tell them to get in touch or fill out the form.
