Federal STC Rebate
Small-scale Technology Certificates reduce eligible solar installation costs at point of sale. Solar Chief applies this rebate in package pricing where eligible.
Rebates · Subsidies · Loans
Rebates and energy programs change. This page explains the main support options Solar Chief discusses with NSW customers and how they may affect your final quote.
Small-scale Technology Certificates reduce eligible solar installation costs at point of sale. Solar Chief applies this rebate in package pricing where eligible.
Eligible battery installations may receive a subsidy of up to $4,600, depending on program rules, system size and installer requirements.
Eligible NSW homeowners may access a zero-interest loan up to $15,000 for energy upgrades including rooftop solar and battery storage.
Businesses may have tax treatment or depreciation options available. Always confirm with your accountant before relying on a tax claim.
$15,000 zero-interest loan option for eligible NSW households
Battery subsidy may reduce eligible battery installation cost
STC rebate applied at point of sale where eligible
In many cases, yes. STCs apply to eligible solar generation equipment, while battery subsidies or loan programs may apply separately to storage. Solar Chief confirms current eligibility during quoting.
Usually no. For eligible systems, the STC rebate is applied at point of sale by the installer, reducing the upfront price shown in your quote.
No. Eligibility depends on NSW Government program rules, household income, ownership status and approved upgrade requirements.
Solar Chief can check your system and property details against current program guidance, but final eligibility sits with the relevant government or program provider.
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