Announcement: Federal Government Battery Rebate 2025 — Get Up to $18,600 in Incentives Announcement: Federal Government Battery Rebate 2025 — Get Up to $18,600 in Incentives Announcement: Federal Government Battery Rebate 2025 — Get Up to $18,600 in Incentives
Announcement: Federal Government Battery Rebate 2025 — Get Up to $18,600 in Incentives Announcement: Federal Government Battery Rebate 2025 — Get Up to $18,600 in Incentives Announcement: Federal Government Battery Rebate 2025 — Get Up to $18,600 in Incentives

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Cheaper Home Batteries Program

From 1 July 2025, you can slash the cost of adding a home battery with the new Federal Government rebate.

What You’ll Get

  •  Save around 30% upfront on a new battery system
  •  Up to $372 per usable kWh (around $4,000 off an average 11–13 kWh battery)
  •  Available for systems between 5–100 kWh (capped at the first 50 kWh)

Who’s Eligible

  •  Australian homeowners, small businesses, and community facilities
  •  Install a CEC-approved, VPP-ready battery with solar panels
  •  Must be installed by a CEC-accredited installer

Why It’s Great for You

  • Lower upfront costs make batteries more affordable than ever
  • Cut your power bills and protect against rising electricity prices
  • Store your own solar energy and enjoy more independence from the grid

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Solar Battery: Cost, Rebates & Benefits

Adding a solar battery to your solar panels gives you more control over your energy. With a home battery, you can keep the lights on during blackouts, use stored power at night or during expensive peak hours, and even export excess energy back to the grid or a Virtual Power Plant (VPP) for extra savings.

In Australia, solar batteries generally cost between $1,000 and $2,000 per kWh, depending on the brand, size, and location. For example, a typical 10 kWh battery may cost around $10,000–$20,000 before rebates.

Thanks to government support, you can now save up to 30% off the upfront cost of installing a battery, which is around $4,000 back on an 11–13 kWh system. The NSW Battery Rebate is already available, and from July 2025 the Federal Government’s new rebate will provide up to $372 per usable kWh (capped at 50 kWh).

With rebates plus ongoing savings on power bills, solar batteries are more affordable than ever — helping you reduce costs, stay powered, and enjoy greater independence from the grid.

Plug & Play Power

Easily connects to your existing solar system, converting power seamlessly.

Smart & Flexible

Simple, modular design with remote diagnostics for quick issue resolution.

High-performance batteries

High-performance batteries built for long life with minimal maintenance.

Always Connected

Monitor your energy 24/7 with a user-friendly app and real-time data.

Trusted solutions, proven performance.

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Why choose Brightmate Solar

The Brightmate Solar advantage

At BrightMate Solar, we combine expertise, trusted service, and premium technology to deliver solar and battery solutions built for Australian homes and businesses. With a focus on reliability, transparency, and long-term value, we make your solar journey simple and stress-free.
Proven Expertise

With over 15 years in the solar industry, we provide solutions designed to perform and last.

Locally Trusted

Serving NSW, QLD, and VIC, we’re proud to help Australians cut costs and live sustainably.

Premium Technology

We partner with world-leading brands such as Longi, Sungrow, and Wattwatchers to deliver best-in-class solar and battery systems.

Recognised Quality

As a Clean Energy Council–accredited provider, our work is backed by industry recognition, awards, and outstanding customer reviews.

Dedicated Support

From your first consultation to installation and beyond, our expert team ensures a seamless experience with ongoing support.

Transparent Value

We believe in clear, upfront pricing and honest advice — no hidden costs, just the right solution for your energy needs.

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Why Choose BrightMate Solar to install solar batteries?

Fast-Growing Provider

One of Australia’s leading solar battery specialists

Best Brands

Premium products with advanced Dual Safety Technology

15+ Years Experience

Proven expertise you can trust

CEC Accredited

Installed only by Clean Energy Council–approved experts

Frequently Ask Questions

How does a solar battery work?

A solar battery stores the excess energy your solar panels generate during the day. Instead of sending all unused power back to the grid, the battery holds it for later use — such as at night, during peak tariff hours, or even in a blackout (if your system supports backup). This means you rely less on the grid and make the most of your solar investment.

Yes. Modern solar batteries are designed with multiple safety features and must meet strict Australian Standards (AS/NZS 5139). At BrightMate Solar, we only install Clean Energy Council–approved products from trusted brands, ensuring your system is safe, reliable, and built for Australian conditions.

Battery rebates vary by state and federally:

✓NSW – Ongoing rebates and programs for eligible households.

✓ Victoria – Solar Homes Program offers battery rebates for qualifying homes.

✓ South Australia – Subsidies and finance options through state-supported schemes.

✓Federal Government – From July 2025, the Cheaper Home Batteries Program will provide up to $372 per usable kWh (around $4,000 off an average home battery).

The price depends on the brand, size, and installation requirements. In Australia, solar batteries generally cost between $1,000–$2,000 per kWh. For example, a typical 10 kWh battery can cost $10,000–$20,000 before rebates. With government support, this price can drop by around 30%.

Is it worth it to get a solar battery in Australia?

For many households, yes. A battery allows you to: 

  • Use more of your own solar power instead of buying from the grid
  • Cut your electricity bills significantly
  • Stay powered during blackouts (with backup-capable batteries)
  • Gain energy independence as electricity prices rise with falling battery costs and growing rebates, solar batteries are becoming a smart long-term investment.

Yes. You can still export excess solar energy to the grid and receive feed-in tariff payments. However, with a battery, most households choose to store solar first for self-use, and only export what’s left over — maximising savings on their power bills.

It depends on your energy usage, goals, and budget. As a general guide: 

  • 5–10 kWh suits smaller households using solar mainly at night
  • 10–15 kWh suits average family homes
  • 15–20 kWh+ suits larger households or businesses with high energy use


At BrightMate Solar, we’ll analyse your electricity bills and tailor a system so you get the right battery size for your needs.

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BrightMate Solar provides nationwide service, with dedicated installer networks across Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, and South Australia. We’ll review your electricity bills and design the right solar and battery system for your home or business.

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