You can find out more about eligible products in the FAQs. You can also check out approved solar retailers near you. Be sure to get multiple quotes and compare them before choosing the right one for you. We suggest contacting the Australian Energy Foundation, a trusted organisation providing independent advice and guidance for customers to help make their home energy efficient. TIP: It’s important to do some research and spend time finding the right solar retailer and/or installer for your project. This helps ensure the chosen systems meet all relevant Australian standards. Keep in mind, solar panels (and inverters) and battery packs must be installed by a retailer and/or installer approved by the Clean Energy Council. Smart/connected home products (for example smart thermostats, hot water control, lighting control, smart plugs for appliances and equipment control, home automation systems for the purpose of improving energy efficiency).Enabling components to support solar PV and batteries.Switching from gas to electric cooking equipment (products must be all-electric and may include induction cooktop, electric element cooktop, electric oven, electric steam oven).Heat pump hot water system with a system size equal to or greater than 250L.Solar hot water system with a minimum system size equal to or greater than 250 litres (L).Battery packs with a system size equal to or greater than 5 kilowatt-hour (kWh).Solar panels with a system size equal to or greater than 6 kilowatts (kW) (and inverter if applicable).

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