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- Current rebate levels before future reductions
- STC factor changes from 1 May 2026
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- Professional installation and long-term warranty support
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CURRENT PROGRAM UPDATE
Battery rebate & promotion
Last updated: 12 August 2026 — read the full STC changes guide.
As announced in December 2025, important changes are coming to the Cheaper Home Batteries Program, when incentives will be tiered based on the size of the battery.
The Clean Energy Regulator (CER) is keeping a close eye on battery retailers and installers as rebates are adjusted from 1 May 2026.
The CER is reminding retailers that the installation discount under the new rebates could result in a price difference of thousands of dollars.
CER Executive General Manager, Carl Binning, says retailers are responsible for providing accurate quotes that reflect the upcoming changes and for fulfilling the contracts they sign.
"Retailers should not be promising installations before 1 May unless they are certain the installations can be completed on time," Mr Binning said.
"They need to be upfront with customers, schedule work responsibly, and explain the small-scale technology (STC) changes clearly, which could mean a significant price difference for customers."
Rebates are determined by the installation date, not when a contract is signed, and retailers are urged not to rush installations to try and beat the changes.
"Safety is our number one priority — we inspect battery installations, and we will investigate and remove bad players from the program," Mr Binning said.
"Installers are being urged to do it once and do it well."
From 1 May the STC factor will taper according to the amount of capacity installed:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Cheaper Home Batteries Program?
It's the Australian Government's small-scale technology certificate (STC) rebate for home battery installations.
What is changing from 1 May 2026?
The STC factor tapers based on battery capacity: 100% for capacity up to 14 kWh, 60% for capacity above 14 kWh and up to 28 kWh, and 15% for capacity above 28 kWh and up to 50 kWh.
Does the rebate depend on my contract date or my installation date?
The installation date. Rebates are determined by when the system is installed, not when the contract is signed.
Why is the rebate changing?
As announced in December 2025, the Clean Energy Regulator is tiering incentives based on battery size, effective 1 May 2026, and is reminding retailers to give customers accurate quotes that reflect the change.