Eligibility
Typical solar incentive eligibility — not a guarantee
Federal STCs and state programs have their own rules. Solar Alliance does not assess or approve claims. Only the scheme administrator and an SAA-accredited installer can tell you if you qualify.
- You own the property or have authority to install on it.
- The product is on the approved list for that scheme (panels, inverter, battery).
- The installer holds Solar Accreditation Australia (SAA) accreditation the scheme asks for.
- You have not already used the rebate, or you still have remaining entitlement.
- Income, occupancy or dwelling tests — some state loans and rebates have these.
- Paperwork is lodged correctly and on time. Late or incomplete claims can fail.
For a state-by-state view see government rebates. Finance and payment plans, if offered, are contracts with the installer or lender — not with us.
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