Making Solar & Battery Storage Accessible
We are vendors for Brighte, and current government rebates can still significantly reduce the up-front cost of going solar.
Solar & battery, on a payment plan that works for you
We're an accredited Brighte vendor, so you can spread the cost of your solar or battery install with a Green Loan - see the full rates further down the page.
Handled by our own licensed team
Every rebate and finance conversation starts with the people who'll actually be on-site doing the work - no call centres, no subcontractors. We'll walk you through exactly what you're eligible for and what it means for your final price before you commit to anything.
Brighte
We're vendors for Brighte, Australia's leader in solar finance, with two Green Loan options available - see the rates below. Call us on (03) 6339 1420 and we'll talk through what would work for your situation and whether you're eligible.
Government Battery Rebate
Eligible households may be able to access the federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program. Rebate rules and rates change periodically (most recently from 1 May 2026) - contact us for the current numbers and your eligibility.
Not sure what applies to you?
We'll walk you through current rebates and finance options as part of your free assessment.
Rebates, feed-in tariffs and finance explained
What rebates are available for solar and batteries in Tasmania?
The main support currently comes from the federal government. For solar, that's small-scale technology certificates (STCs), which are normally applied as a discount on your quote. For batteries, the federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program may apply. Amounts and eligibility change over time, so we confirm what applies to you when we quote.
Is there a Tasmanian Government solar or battery rebate?
Most financial support for solar and batteries currently comes from the federal government rather than the state. Government programs open, change and close, so we check what's available for your property at the time you get a quote.
What is the solar feed-in tariff in Tasmania?
A feed-in tariff is what your electricity retailer pays you for the surplus solar power you export. Rates differ between retailers, including Aurora Energy, and are reviewed regularly - so check your retailer's current rate rather than relying on a figure from a website. A battery lets you store that surplus and use it yourself instead of exporting it.
Can I finance a solar or battery system?
Yes. We're a Brighte vendor with two Green Loan options - see the rates further down this page.
Finance your solar or battery system through Brighte
You can use a Brighte Green Loan for energy-efficient products such as solar, batteries, solar hot water, and solar heating and cooling. Two options are available - ask us which one you're eligible for at quote time.
Brighte Green Loan
- Borrow up to $65,000
- Fixed interest rate: from 9.99% p.a.*
- Comparison rate: 11.70% p.a.^
Brighte HEUF Discounted Green Loan
A discounted rate supported by the CEFC through their Household Energy Upgrades Fund.
- Borrow up to $65,000
- Discounted interest rate: 8.49% p.a.*
- Comparison rate: 10.21% p.a.^
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*The advertised interest rate is our lowest rate based on a customer with an excellent credit profile. The final interest rate, repayment amount, and establishment fee will be provided if an application for credit is approved. Information and interest rates are current as at 1 Oct 2026 and are subject to change. Other fees applicable include a $2.99/weekly account keeping fee and a late payment fee of $4.99 may be charged if you miss a repayment. All applications for credit are subject to Brighte's credit approval. Fees, terms and conditions apply.
^Comparison rate calculated on an unsecured loan amount of $30,000 over a term of 5 years based on fortnightly repayments. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.