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Incentives for apartment buildings, small and medium businesses, and commercial and industrial batteries
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Batteries: STCs under the federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program, for systems between 5–100kWh nominal capacity (support capped at the first 50kWh usable), VPP-capable, with a compliance certificate dated 1 July 2025 or later.
Commercial batteries: PRCs under the NSW Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (Battery Scheme), via NCBA, for apartment, business and commercial/industrial batteries generally 20kWh and above combined usable capacity. NSW only.
Residential solar: STCs for rooftop PV systems up to 100kW, using CEC-approved panels and inverters installed by a CEC-accredited installer.
Air conditioning: VEECs in VIC (via GET) or ESCs + PRCs in NSW (via NCBA) for eligible split/ducted AC installs, typically replacing gas or electric heating.
Water heating: STCs nationally for eligible solar and heat pump water heaters, stackable with VEECs in VIC (via GET) or ESCs in NSW (via NCBA — NSW requires products on both the IPART HEER list and the CER approved list to double-dip).
Commercial & Industrial Solar: VEECs for 30–200kW non-residential solar systems in VIC, paid upfront and stackable with STCs, one system per NMI.
Commercial lighting: VEECs in VIC (fluorescent T5/T8/T12, CFL, and building-based/outdoor LED upgrades) or ESCs in NSW.
This tool gives a general guide based on published scheme criteria and is not a formal eligibility determination. Confirm final eligibility with GET before quoting.
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We’re proud to be part of associations that drive progress and advocate for a better industry and future.
CitySwitch members kept emissions intensity low, holding steady at 31kg of carbon dioxide per square metre. Nearly half (48%) of electricity acquired came from renewable sources and more than 70% of members are setting and measuring emissions targets – including scope 3.
CitySwitch Champion 2024 and 2025 - Photography by Andrew Bott
Using his passion, creativity and insight, Alastair is the project manager of the Better Homes and Carbon initiative – a project focused on combining education with landlord and tenant partnerships that can lead to improvements in comfort, sustainability and cost of living pressures for renters and low-income earners.
Our founder was inducted for the Solar Hall of Fame that recognising those who have helped shape our industry to be one of the most advanced in the world
On 5 August, the federal government confirmed it will expand the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme from a 100kW to a 1MW eligibility cap, effective 1 October 2026, pending final regulations.