Australian Capital Territory rebate guide
ACT support is mainly a finance pathway rather than a cash rebate. The Sustainable Household Scheme changed on 1 July 2025, so solar and battery quotes should check the current loan and concession rules before relying on them.
Use these notes to frame the quote conversation, then confirm live eligibility against the official source before purchase.
What may be available
Rebate amounts and access rules are not guaranteed. The important part is making sure the quote shows each discount clearly and does not hide assumptions inside the headline price.
Official sources
These are the primary sources used for this page. They should be checked again before quoting figures to a customer.
Start the quote flow and include the property, bill and system context so the rebate question is handled with the design.
Open the quote toolRelated rebate guides
Rebate value often comes from stacking federal and local settings, so read the national guide and compare nearby state or territory rules before accepting a quote.
ACT FAQ
No. It is primarily a loan program, so it affects cash flow rather than acting like a direct rebate.
The standard scheme changed on 1 July 2025 and solar panels are no longer broadly eligible in the same way. Check the current ACT page before quoting.