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The  cheaper home batteries  program hasn’t ended, but from 1 May 2026, it quietly became more strategic. The rebate is still there, still valuable, and still federal. What’s changed is how you win with it.  From faster rebate step-downs to size-based limits, homeowners now need to think more carefully about timing, battery size, and long-term value. This update explains the changes clearly and shows you how to get the most out of the home battery rebate Australia still offer

Why 2025–2026 Matters for Battery Buyers?   Australia is experiencing the strongest surge in home battery installations ever recorded. From 1 July 2025, the Cheaper Home Battery Program (a core part of the federal home battery program) began offering roughly 30 percent off approved home batteries via the reformed SRES framework.  According to the Clean Energy Regulator’s August update, the program’s first month recorded exceptionally strong battery uptake, signalling that Aus

This year, there’s a smarter way to take control of your energy, by taking advantage of a Christmas solar battery deal backed by the new cheaper home batteries program. And with Australia’s renewed push toward renewable energy, homeowners can now save big with both federal support and Sunboost’s limited-time Christmas offers.  As one of Australia’s most trusted solar retailers, Sunboost is bringing exclusive holiday deals designed to help households lock in long-term savings

That’s where a solar battery becomes a game-changer. By combining the 2025 credit with a solar panel system with battery, households can stretch their savings far beyond a single bill cycle and secure long-term energy independence.  What is the 2025 Household Electricity Credit?   The 2025 credit of electricty is part of the  government’s national Energy Bill Relief Fund . It is applied directly to eligible household electricity accounts via state and territory providers such