Going solar means you are installing a miniature power plant to replace that of your utility provider. The people who benefit the most from switching to solar are those with high electricity rates. To figure out whether or not going to solar is worth it, you should calculate your current electricity rates versus your potential savings.
While many variables impact the cost, savings, and payback of solar panels, the upshot is that they are a good investment in Australia. Typically, solar panel systems will pay back within 5 – 6 years and, it is not uncommon for solar systems to pay for themselves within 4-years.
Solar panels can be a solid investment and save you a lot of money in the long run. Crunch the numbers to see what sort of return you’re looking at and decide whether they’re the right choice for your home with the advice of our solar experts. All our solar systems include the government rebate subsidy as a consideration. We do the calculation for you!
Receive 0 interest financing and government rebates up to $3,500 towards your solar. Midwest homeowners have a huge opportunity to go solar with $0 upfront. Go solar. Save money every month. Lower your energy bill.
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Looking to reduce the upfront cost of solar? Learn more about Australian government solar rebates and incentives, then get a free solar quote based on your property.
Australian homeowners may be eligible for government incentives that can reduce the upfront cost of installing an eligible solar system. The available incentives and eligibility requirements can vary depending on the system, location and current government programs.
The amount you can save through a solar rebate or incentive depends on factors such as the size and eligibility of your solar system and the applicable government program. A solar installer can assess your system and calculate the available incentive as part of your overall solar quote.
Depending on the financing arrangement and current incentive requirements, eligible homeowners may be able to combine solar financing with available government incentives. Financing can help spread the remaining installation cost over time after applicable incentives are considered.
Solar can still provide long-term value without a government rebate because solar panels generate electricity from sunlight and can reduce the amount of electricity purchased from the grid. Your potential savings depend on factors such as your energy usage, system size, solar generation and electricity rates.
