Illustration of an Australian home with rooftop solar, a wall-mounted battery and an EV charging at the carport
Home energy solutions · Sydney

YOUR HOME.
POWERED SMARTER.

Solar, batteries, EV charging and heat pump hot water — designed as one simple solution for your home.

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Three solutions

Pick a starting point. We tailor the rest.

Every home is different. Each solution is a starting point. We confirm the right setup after a home energy review.

SOLUTION 01 · EXISTING SOLAR

Battery Upgrade

Store more of the solar you already make. We check compatibility first.

WHAT IS INCLUDED
  • Battery storage
  • Compatibility check
  • Inverter or gateway where required
  • Smart monitoring
  • Professional installation
  • Commissioning
  • Optional backup
INDICATIVE PROJECT RANGE BEFORE INCENTIVES*$10,000 to $16,000*
Potential incentive deduction (AUD)−$2,720–$4,760

Our project prices are before incentives. Green Home deducts confirmed eligible incentive amounts in full from your quote, shown as a separate line item. The figures above are illustrative, not guaranteed.

Illustrative gross battery STC value only. Assumes 10–20 kWh usable battery capacity.

See calculation, assumptions & official sources

Battery example: installed and certified May–December 2026; 10–20 kWh usable capacity. The 2026 May–December factor is 6.8 STCs/kWh: 10 kWh = 68 STCs; 20 kWh = (14 × 6.8) + (6 × 6.8 × 60%) = 119.68, rounded down to 119 STCs. At $40 per STC, the regulated Clearing House price excluding GST, these correspond to $2,720–$4,760 gross certificate value.

Important: The displayed amount is an illustrative gross certificate-value calculation, not a guaranteed discount. Eligibility may be zero, and the actual certificate value can differ from this example because of market pricing and applicable fees. All project price ranges are before incentives. Green Home passes confirmed eligible incentive amounts on in full as an itemised deduction from your quote. These example values have not been subtracted from the displayed project ranges.

DCCEEW · Battery STCs, 2026 factor tiers & $40 Clearing House priceClean Energy Regulator · STC calculations & 2026 deeming periodClean Energy Regulator · Solar postcode zones
Two Tesla Powerwall 3 units beside a parked car, Tesla manufacturer photo
SOLUTION 02 · GENERATION + STORAGE

Solar + Battery

New solar and a battery, designed together.

WHAT IS INCLUDED
  • New rooftop solar
  • Battery storage
  • Hybrid inverter or gateway
  • Smart monitoring
  • Professional installation
  • Optional backup
INDICATIVE PROJECT RANGE BEFORE INCENTIVES*$17,000 to $25,000*
Potential incentive deduction (AUD)−$4,520–$7,520

Our project prices are before incentives. Green Home deducts confirmed eligible incentive amounts in full from your quote, shown as a separate line item. The figures above are illustrative, not guaranteed.

Illustrative combined gross certificate value. Assumes Sydney 2000 solar plus the same eligible battery example described below.

See calculation, assumptions & official sources

Battery example: installed and certified May–December 2026; 10–20 kWh usable capacity. The 2026 May–December factor is 6.8 STCs/kWh: 10 kWh = 68 STCs; 20 kWh = (14 × 6.8) + (6 × 6.8 × 60%) = 119.68, rounded down to 119 STCs. At $40 per STC, the regulated Clearing House price excluding GST, these correspond to $2,720–$4,760 gross certificate value.

Solar example: new 6.6–10 kW PV installed in 2026 at Sydney postcode 2000 (Zone 3, factor 1.382); 2026 deeming period is 5 years. Capacity × zone factor × deeming period: 6.6 × 1.382 × 5 = 45.606, rounded down to 45 STCs; 10 × 1.382 × 5 = 69.1, rounded down to 69 STCs. At $40 per STC this is $1,800–$2,760 gross certificate value. Combined with the battery example: $4,520–$7,520. Solar STCs may instead trade on an open market with fluctuating value.

Important: The displayed amount is an illustrative gross certificate-value calculation, not a guaranteed discount. Eligibility may be zero, and the actual certificate value can differ from this example because of market pricing and applicable fees. All project price ranges are before incentives. Green Home passes confirmed eligible incentive amounts on in full as an itemised deduction from your quote. These example values have not been subtracted from the displayed project ranges.

DCCEEW · Battery STCs, 2026 factor tiers & $40 Clearing House priceClean Energy Regulator · STC calculations & 2026 deeming periodClean Energy Regulator · Solar postcode zones
Home with rooftop solar and a wall-mounted Tesla Powerwall 3, Tesla manufacturer photo
SOLUTION 03 · WHOLE-HOME ENERGYMOST COMPLETE · TAILORED

Complete Home Electrification

Solar, battery, EV charging and hot water — designed as one system.

Larger home? We tailor storage, switchboard work and backup.

WHAT IS INCLUDED
  • Solar
  • Battery
  • EV charger
  • Heat pump hot water
  • Smart monitoring
  • Electrical upgrades where required
  • Optional backup
  • Custom home energy design
INDICATIVE PROJECT RANGE BEFORE INCENTIVES*$22,000 to $45,000+*
Potential incentive deduction (AUD)−$4,520–$7,520

Our project prices are before incentives. Green Home deducts confirmed eligible incentive amounts in full from your quote, shown as a separate line item. The figures above are illustrative, not guaranteed.

Solar + battery example only, using the same 6.6–10 kW solar and 10–20 kWh battery assumptions shown for Solar + Battery. This is not a bespoke system maximum.

NSW heat-pump incentive: $0–$675 separately
The current NSW household-upgrades page gives $405–$675 as a typical example when replacing an existing electric water heater. Your eligible result may be $0; gas replacement has different values. Kept separate from STCs and not stacked here.

See calculation, assumptions & official sources

Battery example: installed and certified May–December 2026; 10–20 kWh usable capacity. The 2026 May–December factor is 6.8 STCs/kWh: 10 kWh = 68 STCs; 20 kWh = (14 × 6.8) + (6 × 6.8 × 60%) = 119.68, rounded down to 119 STCs. At $40 per STC, the regulated Clearing House price excluding GST, these correspond to $2,720–$4,760 gross certificate value.

Solar example: new 6.6–10 kW PV installed in 2026 at Sydney postcode 2000 (Zone 3, factor 1.382); 2026 deeming period is 5 years. Capacity × zone factor × deeming period: 6.6 × 1.382 × 5 = 45.606, rounded down to 45 STCs; 10 × 1.382 × 5 = 69.1, rounded down to 69 STCs. At $40 per STC this is $1,800–$2,760 gross certificate value. Combined with the battery example: $4,520–$7,520. Solar STCs may instead trade on an open market with fluctuating value.

Heat pump shown separately: NSW’s current household-upgrades page gives $405–$675 as a typical example when replacing an existing electric water heater. Eligibility and equipment determine the actual discount; it may be $0. Gas replacement has different incentive values. Kept separate from federal STCs; no stacking or combined total is assumed.

Important: The displayed amount is an illustrative gross certificate-value calculation, not a guaranteed discount. Eligibility may be zero, and the actual certificate value can differ from this example because of market pricing and applicable fees. All project price ranges are before incentives. Green Home passes confirmed eligible incentive amounts on in full as an itemised deduction from your quote. These example values have not been subtracted from the displayed project ranges.

DCCEEW · Battery STCs, 2026 factor tiers & $40 Clearing House priceClean Energy Regulator · STC calculations & 2026 deeming periodClean Energy Regulator · Solar postcode zonesNSW Government · Hot Water Upgrade Incentive and eligibility
Illustration: Australian home at dusk with rooftop solar, wall-mounted battery, heat pump hot water unit and an EV at its charger
* Pricing notes & assumptions

*Indicative project ranges only. Final pricing depends on system size, selected technology, property requirements, installation complexity and available incentives. Site assessment and eligibility criteria apply. The potential incentive amount above is an illustrative certificate value, not a guaranteed discount. All displayed project ranges are before incentives. Green Home deducts confirmed eligible incentive amounts in full from your quote and shows the deduction separately. The illustrative amounts above have not been subtracted from these ranges.

Solar and battery examples assume a new 6.6–10 kW solar system in Sydney postcode 2000 (Zone 3, factor 1.382) and a 10–20 kWh usable battery installed May–December 2026. Complete Home Electrification repeats this same example only, not a bespoke system maximum. NSW hot-water incentive is separate, subject to eligibility, and not combined into a total here.

Compare

What each solution includes.

Typical inclusions. Your final setup is confirmed after a review of your home.

Included01Battery Upgrade02Solar + Battery03Complete Home Electrification
Battery✓✓✓
New solarNot included✓✓
Compatibility check✓✓✓
EV chargerOptionOption✓
Heat pump hot waterOptionOption✓
Smart monitoring✓✓✓
Electrical upgradesIf requiredIf required✓
BackupOptionOptionOption
Custom design for larger homesNot includedNot included✓

Backup depends on system design. It usually powers chosen circuits, not the whole home.

NOT SURE WHICH ONE?
THAT IS WHAT WE ARE HERE FOR.

How Green Home helps

ONE SMART, CONNECTED SOLUTION.

We help homeowners solve more of their energy problem in one go. Simple to understand. Done properly.

  • High power bills
  • Not using enough of your solar
  • No battery storage
  • Charging an EV at home
  • Old or costly hot water
  • No backup plan
  • Not sure what to install first
The whole home

FIVE PARTS.
ONE SYSTEM.

01SOLAR.

Power made on your roof.

Illustration: solar
02BATTERY.

Keep it for the evening.

Illustration: battery
03HOT WATER.

Heat water with less energy.

Illustration: hot water
04EV CHARGER.

Charge your car at home.

Illustration: ev charger
05BACKUP.

Keep chosen circuits on, if suitable.

Illustration: backup
See the system

ONE HOME.
THREE MOMENTS.

Cutaway illustration of a connected Australian home, day scenarioSun → rooftop solar → home. Solar surplus → battery. Solar → EV charger and heat pump. Further excess → grid, if export is permitted. Arrows indicate direction of energy movement. This is a conceptual diagram, not an electrical wiring plan.ROOFTOP SOLARHOMELIVINGKITCHENESSENTIAL LOADSBATTERYHEAT PUMPEV CHARGERGRIDCONCEPTUAL HOME ENERGY FLOW
01 / Generating

Make power. Use it while it's there.

  • 01Sun → rooftop solar → home
  • 02Solar surplus → battery
  • 03Solar → EV charger and heat pump
  • 04Further excess → grid, if export is permitted

Actual priority and export behaviour depend on configuration, network permissions and household demand.

ONE SYSTEM. DESIGNED AROUND YOUR HOME.
The difference a plan makes

BEFORE AND AFTER.

Not just more equipment. Less grid power, and more use of the energy your home makes.

Australian home with rooftop solar panels and no battery, EV or charger visible
A disconnected approach

Power arrives. Products work apart.

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Estimate my savings
Energy estimator

Estimate your savings.

Enter numbers from your latest bill. See a rough before-and-after. Results update as you type.

Enter the average import price and feed-in tariff from your bill. Fixed daily supply charge stays in the after-estimate and is not counted as a saving.

Illustrative estimate · Solar + Battery
BEFORE · QUARTER$600
AFTER · QUARTER$100–$212
Estimated electricity bill reduction: $388–$500 / quarter

New solar generation: 7,709–10,359 kWh/year. Battery modelled: 14 kWh usable.

Existing solar generation reference: No existing solar entered

Modelled annual electricity bill reduction: $1,554–$1,999

Estimate notes & assumptions

Planning illustration only, not a quote, bill prediction or guaranteed saving. New solar output assumes 3.2–4.3 kWh per installed kW per day; only new generation is counted as a new benefit. The model assumes 25–45% direct use of new solar, and estimates existing solar surplus at 3.75 kWh per kW per day less assumed direct use. Where selected, storage is limited by solar surplus, remaining grid imports and 180–280 battery cycles per year at 90% round-trip efficiency. New solar exported to the grid earns the entered feed-in tariff; existing solar diverted into a battery forgoes that tariff. Savings cannot exceed the entered bill less an assumed $1.10/day supply charge. Actual supply charges and export credits vary. The optional hot-water comparison estimates heat-pump electricity at 0.6 kWh per person per day for 91.25 days per quarter, then deducts available modeled solar surplus and spare battery throughput after serving the home's estimated base load. It assumes hot water can be flexibly timed to use this energy; it is not an hourly or seasonal simulation. Solar used for hot water is valued at the foregone export credit, and grid imports remain payable. Any gas supply charge that remains after replacing gas hot water is not included. Confirm tariffs and system design with a qualified provider.

Get your plan

TELL US ABOUT YOUR HOME.
WE DESIGN THE REST.

Ten quick questions. You can upload a power bill too. We use it to suggest the right next step.

01YOUR BILL02YOUR SOLAR03YOUR EV04YOUR HOT WATER05YOUR GOALSYOUR HOME ENERGY PLAN
Why Green Home

Why homeowners choose Green Home.

We help you choose the right combination, then we install it properly.

WE DESIGN AROUND YOUR HOME.

Not around one product.

THE RIGHT MIX.

Solar, battery, EV charging and hot water, chosen together.

SIMPLE PROCESS.

Clear steps. One team. One point of contact.

WE MOVE FAST.

Quick replies and a clear proposal.

THE RIGHT OUTCOME.

We would rather get it right than just make a sale.

Finance & incentives · NSW examples

FINANCE AND INCENTIVES, EXPLAINED.

We explain what may apply to you. These are separate programs. Eligibility depends on your home, system and current rules.

01 · FEDERAL CERTIFICATES

Battery storage

$2,720–$4,760 AUD
Eligibility & calculation

Illustrative gross battery STC value for a 10–20 kWh usable battery installed and certified May–December 2026. Confirmed eligible value is deducted from your quote.

Official battery program details ↗
02 · FEDERAL CERTIFICATES

Solar + battery

$4,520–$7,520 AUD
Eligibility & calculation

Illustrative combined certificate value: new 6.6–10 kW solar in Sydney 2000 plus the battery example above. Actual solar certificate value varies by postcode and market.

Clean Energy Regulator calculator ↗
03 · NSW UPFRONT INCENTIVE

Heat-pump hot water

$405–$675 AUD typical example
Eligibility & calculation

NSW says this may be typical when replacing an existing electric water heater. The amount depends on equipment; gas replacement has different incentive values. Not guaranteed.

NSW upgrade incentives ↗
04 · NSW FINANCE

Interest-free loan

Up to $15,000 AUD
Eligibility & calculation

Zero-interest Home Energy Saver loan for approved energy-saving upgrades, subject to eligibility and lending/program rules. It is finance to repay, not a rebate. The program guidelines also describe a separate discount of up to $4,000; check current opening and availability.

Official loan guidelines ↗
Important notes about these examples

Examples only, correct as checked September 2026. Federal certificate values are not guaranteed customer discounts; project quotes show confirmed eligible pass-through separately. NSW heat-pump incentives and federal certificates are not assumed to stack. Loan amounts require repayment and depend on approval. Rules and availability can change.

How it works

Seven clear steps. One team.

  1. 01

    Home energy review

    We look at your bills and home.

  2. 02

    System design

    We plan the right mix.

  3. 03

    Clear proposal

    You see what is included and the price.

  4. 04

    Finance support

    We explain your options.

  5. 05

    Installation

    Clean, careful work.

  6. 06

    Commissioning

    We test and switch it on.

  7. 07

    Ongoing support

    You know who to call.

Check before you choose

ASK US FOR THE DETAILS.

Before you sign, ask us for licence and accreditation details, product datasheets and warranty terms. We are happy to walk you through them.

Call 0485 871 681
Brand flexible

THE RIGHT PRODUCTS.
NOT JUST ONE BRAND.

We are not tied to one manufacturer. We work with battery options such as Tesla Powerwall, Sigenergy and Fox ESS, and choose solar, EV chargers and heat pumps the same way.

WE DESIGN THE SYSTEM FIRST.
THEN CHOOSE THE PRODUCTS.

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FAQ

Simple answers.

Do I need solar before a battery?

A battery works best when it can store solar. If you already have solar, we check if it is compatible and if it makes enough spare power. If you do not have solar, our Solar + Battery solution installs both together.

How much can I save with solar and battery?

It depends on your bill, when you use power, your tariff and your system size. Use the estimator on this page for a rough guide. We give you a clearer picture after we review your home and your bills. We do not promise a fixed saving.

Can I add EV charging later?

Yes. We can plan your system now so an EV charger is easy to add later. If an electrical or switchboard upgrade is needed, we tell you up front.

Can I add a heat pump later?

Yes. Heat pump hot water can be added at any time. Planning it with your solar and battery helps you run it on your own solar where possible.

What brands do you offer?

We are not tied to one brand. We work with options such as Tesla, Sigenergy and Fox ESS batteries, and choose products based on your home, compatibility, warranty, support and budget.

Do you help with finance options?

Yes. We explain the finance options that may suit you, including NSW government programs where you may be eligible. Finance is subject to approval and must be repaid.

Can you design a system around my home?

Yes. That is how we work. We look at your roof, your bills, your switchboard and your plans, then design one system around them. Larger or more custom homes are covered by our Complete Home Electrification solution.

Do I need backup power?

Not everyone does. Backup keeps chosen circuits running in a blackout, such as lights and the fridge. It needs compatible equipment and wiring, and it usually does not power the whole home.

Can you upgrade my old solar system?

Yes. We check the age, size and condition of your current system. Sometimes adding a battery is enough. Sometimes new or extra solar is the better first step. We explain why either way.

Where does Green Home work?

We work across Sydney and selected NSW areas. We confirm service by postcode. Call 0485 871 681 or start your Home Energy Plan to check your area.

Are your prices before or after incentives?

Our price ranges are before incentives. If you are eligible for incentives, we deduct the confirmed amount in full and show it as a separate line on your quote.

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Your next step

YOUR HOME.
POWERED SMARTER.

Tell us how your home uses energy.
We will show you the simplest way forward.

Call 0485 871 681