Solar and battery rebates in Tasmania
By My Energy Mate Editorial · Last updated
Quick Answer
Tasmania currently runs no additional state scheme, but both federal programs apply in full: the STC solar rebate (roughly A$1,800 to A$2,500 on 6.6 kW) and the Cheaper Home Batteries discount of about A$330 per usable kWh.
Federal schemes (also apply)
Cheaper Home Batteries Program
Roughly 30% off installed battery cost, about A$330 per usable kWh in 2026, applied at point of sale via STCs. Declines annually to 2030.
- Battery between 5 and 100 kWh (rebate paid on first 50 kWh)
- Installed with new or existing solar PV
- CEC-approved battery and accredited installer
- One rebate per premises
Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (STCs)
Point-of-sale discount worth roughly A$1,800-2,500 on a 6.6 kW system in 2026, based on STC price and your zone. Declines annually to 2030.
- System up to 100 kW
- CEC-approved panels and inverter
- Installed by an accredited installer
Frequently asked questions
Can I stack state and federal rebates in Tasmania?
Tasmania currently offers no extra state scheme, but both federal programs apply in full: the STC solar rebate and the roughly 30% Cheaper Home Batteries discount.
Who applies the rebates, me or the installer?
Point-of-sale schemes (STCs, the federal battery program) are applied by the installer and appear as a discount on your quote. Loans and grant schemes usually require your own application before installation.