What the New PDRS Rules Means for Solar Batteries
The NSW battery rebate, the PDRS, just got easier to claim. Bigger batteries qualify. No solar requirement. Apartments and businesses, finally in. From July 1st…
How do I find a qualified installer for ACT rebate programs?
How do I find a qualified installer for ACT rebate programs?
For federal rebates, your installer must be accredited by Solar Accreditation Australia. You can verify any installer and search for local options via the CEC accredited installer finder.
For the SHS loan and the Home Energy Support program, there’s a second requirement. Installers must also be approved suppliers listed on the Brighte Marketplace, so confirm that before committing to a quote.
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