Yes! In Australia, the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) provides financial incentives to homeowners who install solar systems under 100 kW. You’ll receive Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs), which lower the upfront cost of your system. Some states and territories also offer additional rebates or low-interest loans.

Savings depend on your electricity usage, system size, and local energy rates. Many homeowners can reduce their electricity bills by 50-90% by going solar, and in some cases, solar panels can eliminate power bills altogether, especially if combined with battery storage.

Solar panels generally have a lifespan of 25 to 30 years. Most come with a performance warranty ensuring they will still generate around 80% of their original output after 25 years.

A feed-in tariff is the rate your electricity retailer pays you for the excess solar energy your system generates and exports to the grid. In Australia, feed-in tariffs vary by state and electricity provider, typically ranging from 6 to 12 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh). Be sure to check with your retailer for their current rates.

Solar panels are most efficient in direct sunlight, but they still generate power on cloudy days, although at reduced efficiency. At night, solar panels do not produce electricity, so you’ll need to draw power from the grid or a battery storage system.

Most roofs in Australia are suitable for solar panels, but factors like roof angle, shading, and the condition of your roof can impact the efficiency of your system. Our team can perform a free site assessment to determine if your roof is ideal for solar installation.

The actual installation process usually takes 1day however, sometimes due to various issues it can take between 1-3 days depending on the size of your system. However, the entire process from consultation to grid connection, including paperwork and approvals, can take 4-8 weeks.

Solar panels are low-maintenance. We recommend having them cleaned once or twice a year, especially in dusty or coastal areas. It’s also a good idea to have a professional inspection every few years to ensure everything is functioning properly.

Yes, you can install a battery to store excess energy generated by your solar panels. Batteries allow you to use stored energy during the night or in case of a blackout. Many Australian states, such as South Australia and Victoria, also offer subsidies for battery installations.

The energy generated by your solar system depends on the size of the system and your location. For example, during summer time a 6.6 kW system in Perth can produce around 30-36 kWh per day. Systems in sunnier regions like Queensland or the Northern Territory may produce even more.

Yes, homes with solar panels typically sell faster and for a higher price, as buyers are attracted to the prospect of lower electricity bills and energy independence. Studies in Australia have shown that solar can increase property value.

If your system generates more electricity than you consume, the excess power is exported to the grid, and you’ll receive a feed-in tariff from your electricity retailer. These credits can offset your power bill.

We offer various financing options, including interest-free payment plans, solar loans. Additionally, some Australian states offer interest-free loans for solar installations, making it easier to invest in solar energy.

Yes! Solar panels produce clean, renewable energy, reducing your reliance on fossil fuels and lowering your carbon footprint. Installing solar panels can help Australia achieve its renewable energy targets and combat climate change.

Yes.

If you have enough roof space and capacity in the inverter, you may be able to expand your solar system in the future.

However, this may affect your eligibility for specific solar feed-in tariffs, so it’s best to check with us beforehand.

Net metering is how utilities credit you for the excess solar electricity your panels produce that gets sent back to the grid depending on the export allowed by your distributor as per state criterias.

You only pay for the electricity you use beyond what your solar panels generate.

The policies vary across Australia.

Opting for the right solar system is unlike purchasing regular household appliances.

The ideal system depends on your home’s energy usage, roof size, orientation, and sunlight in your area.

That’s why our Solar experts help you to analyse your needs and recommend the perfect system fit.

The easiest way is to look at your electricity bill from your utility company.

It’ll show you exactly how much electricity you use monthly and what you pay for it.

We can also help guide you through understanding your bill.

If your solar system is connected to the grid, it will shut off automatically during a blackout.

You can get inverters with battery backups to provide power even when the grid is down.

Most inverters have a display showing you how much power your system generates in real-time.

You can also view your system’s historical performance data.

And if your inverter is Wi-Fi enabled, you can monitor it through a mobile app.

Battery storage allows you to store the surplus electricity your solar panels generate during the day.

This way, you can use that stored power at night or when it’s cloudy instead of buying from the grid.

Batteries maximise your solar savings by letting you use more of the free electricity your panels generate.

You avoid paying peak rates using your stored power instead of the grid.

Batteries also provide backup if there’s a grid outage.

Whether batteries make sense depends on your electricity usage and rates.

Yes, battery systems are designed to be safe for home use when installed and maintained correctly.

Typical home battery sizes range from 3-12 kilowatt-hours (kWh).

The right size depends on your budget, household usage, solar system size, weather conditions, and whether you want a full backup or just peak saving.

Battery maintenance is simple but essential for optimal performance.

You’ll want to do regular visual inspections just like you would for the solar inverter.

Our premium solar panels also include a 25-year performance warranty from the manufacturer.

We provide best in the industry warranties of 25 Years on panel performance, and we are confident that our solution solutions will last you for years to come, so our workmanship warranty is of 1 + 14 years for your complete peace of mind.