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Rebates

Understand the support available for your energy project

Incentive rules and eligibility can change. We confirm what applies to your property and show eligible support clearly in your proposal.

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New South Wales

NSW Home Energy Saver

Support for eligible households can make efficient energy upgrades more accessible. The available pathway depends on the property, household and current program settings.

  • Eligibility confirmed against the current program requirements
  • Recommended upgrades matched to the home and energy use
  • Applicable paperwork explained before work begins

Rebates

Take control of your energy costs with a 0% interest, no-fee loan

The Home Energy Saver Loan is a NSW Government-backed initiative designed to help eligible NSW households make energy-efficient upgrades to their properties.

Loan benefits

0% interest

No interest charged for the life of the loan.

No fees

No application or ongoing fees.

Up to $15,000

Borrow up to $15,000 for eligible upgrades.

Up to 10-year terms

Flexible terms up to ten years.

Available across NSW

Open to eligible households statewide.

Eligible upgrades

The loan can be used for approved home energy upgrades, including:

Solar systems
Battery storage
Solar and battery systems
EV chargers
Hot water heat pumps
Reverse-cycle air conditioning

Home Energy Saver loans are funded by the NSW Government and delivered by Brighte. Loans are subject to assessment. Eligibility criteria and approved upgrade requirements apply.

Brighte

Proudly funded by

NSW Government
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Solar incentive

Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs)

Eligible small-scale solar systems can create certificates that reduce the upfront purchase price. The value depends on the system, location and market at the time.

Upfront discount has now increased from 100kW to 1000kW as of 1st October 2026.

This expands the eligible solar system size, not the discount amount. Eligible systems installed from 1 October 2026 can qualify; applications are expected to open in mid-to-late November 2026. Check the Clean Energy Regulator requirements.

  • Calculated from the eligible system and installation details
  • Shown clearly in the proposal rather than hidden in headline pricing
  • Assignment and supporting documentation managed by QSX
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Peak demand

Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PRCs)

Eligible activities in New South Wales may create certificates for reducing demand during peak periods. Availability depends on the installed equipment and current scheme rules.

Battery rebates available for NSW Businesses

  • Eligibility checked before it is included in project pricing
  • Equipment and installation must meet the applicable requirements
  • Certificate administration handled as part of the approved project

Ready when you are

See which support may apply

Start with your property and energy use, then our team can confirm the current incentives relevant to your system.