Why are thousands of homeowners rushing to apply for Government Funding to install a Solar Battery?

Aussies Are Rethinking Solar in 2025. Here’s Why.

It’s now an open secret. Solar feed-in tariffs are fast approaching zero and there is even the possibility of a solar tax being spoken about - penalising solar system owners for feeding power back into the grid.

In some states, foreign-owned utility companies are remotely switching off home solar systems on sunny days. It sounds like madness because it is madness.

But there is something you can do to protect yourself and your home solar system from the big corporates trying to run your life. You can add a home battery system.

And when the power goes out, like it did during ex-Cyclone Alfred, solar panels alone won’t keep your fridge cold.

Smart solar homeowners are now taking the next step: installing a battery. Why? Because storing your own solar power means you use more of what you generate - and rely less on expensive electricity from the grid.

What energy suppliers DON’T want you to know.

There is a simple, inconvenient truth that your power company doesn’t want you to know. There’s a government-backed incentive that could cover up to $4,000 of the cost to install a solar battery. It’s postcode-dependent, and it’s helping everyday Aussies to install a battery and cut their power bills in a big way.

“Why send your surplus back to the grid for cents, only to buy it back hours later at a markup?”

Why doesn’t your power company want you to know about this? Because it can drastically lower your power bill and might even cost $0 up front to install.

Incentive availability and amounts can vary based on factors such as location, system size, and household energy consumption. It's essential to check the specific eligibility criteria for each program.