Government solar tile subsidies

What government programs are available for solar energy?

Here's a quick overview of the main solar energy government programs available: The federal solar tax credit (ITC) remains the cornerstone benefit, allowing homeowners to deduct 30% of their solar installation costs from their federal taxes through 2032.

How does the Australian Government encourage solar power adoption?

As more Australians embrace renewable energy, the Australian federal government continues to incentivise solar power adoption. Through the Renewable Energy Target (RET), homeowners and businesses can access federal government rebates and incentives to reduce the cost of solar installations.

Does the Solar Energy Technologies Office provide financial assistance?

The Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) does not provide financial assistance to companies or individuals to install solar systems. The federal programs below may provide financial assistance to lower energy costs and may be applied to solar.

What is a solar rebate or subsidy?

A rebate or subsidy will cover part or all of the upfront cost of buying solar or a battery. Rebate schemes operated by states, territories and local governments sometimes only apply to particular groups of people or types of housing, such as social housing, rental properties or apartments. Eligibility criteria may relate to: