How much is the federal battery rebate in NSW? The Cheaper Home Batteries rebate takes about $258 off the price for each kWh of usable battery up to 14 kWh (today’s factor of 6.8, at about $38 per certificate). For a 16 kWh usable battery installed before 1 January 2027 that is about $3,910. The factor drops to 5.7 on 1 January 2027 and to 5.2 on 1 July 2027, so the same battery gets about $3,270 then. Pick your battery size and install date below for your own estimate.
The rebate is paid as small-scale technology certificates (STCs) under the Clean Energy Regulator’s Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme. Your installer takes the value of those certificates off your price, so there is nothing for you to lodge. The more usable capacity your battery has, and the earlier it is installed, the more certificates it creates. We are Sun Connect Solar, a local Northern Rivers electrician-run team, and we build the rebate into every battery design and handle the paperwork.
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