Solar
Thinking of going solar but concerned about the up-front cost of installation? We’ve got you covered.
It’s no secret that going solar is one of the most powerful ways of slashing your energy bills. But for many, the up-front cost of installation puts it out of financial reach. What if there was a way to save up to 50% on solar installation for your home or business? Let Energy Makeovers show you how.
We all know that installing solar is an environmentally responsible thing to do. Here’s how it can benefit your home or business
Installing solar gives you the power to generate your own electricity and reduce your reliance on the power grid, potentially saving you thousands on your home or business electricity bills
Using less power means lower emissions and a cleaner environment for all of us. Installing solar is one of the most effective ways you can contribute to a more sustainable future
Generous government rebates and incentives make installing solar at home or at work more economically viable, helping you realise even greater savings
When you install solar can say sayonara to price hikes, peak times and daytime blackouts. You’ll thrive with energy independence that’s always dependable, safe and clean
We’ve been around for over 15 years and have installed premium solar systems for over 10,000 Australian homes and businesses. That’s why we guarantee the performance of every unit we install. With Energy Makeovers, your solar power is as reliable as the Aussie sun.
Solar panels offer numerous benefits that make them an appealing choice for energy generation. As a renewable energy source, solar power is abundant and sustainable, allowing individuals and businesses to harness the sun’s energy without depleting resources. One of the most immediate advantages is the potential to significantly reduce electricity bills; by generating your own electricity, you can lower your energy costs and even sell excess energy back to the grid in some cases.
Additionally, solar panels have a positive environmental impact, producing clean energy without greenhouse gas emissions, which helps combat climate change and reduce air pollution.
The solar rebate is a federal government initiative designed to make solar energy more affordable for homes and businesses. Rather than a traditional rebate, it operates through the generation of Small-Scale Technology Certificates (STCs), which provide a financial contribution based on the system’s maximum output. While many people refer to it as a rebate, it is officially categorized as a financial incentive or point-of-sale discount to encourage the adoption of solar technology.
To qualify for STC’s, you mut meet the following:
The current legislation for the solar incentive is set to continue until the end of 2030, gradually reducing each year before phasing out completely in 2031.
