Heat Pumps in Australia
A heat pump moves heat instead of burning fuel, delivering three to four units of heat for every unit of electricity. Grants in all four markets now cover a large share of the cost.
- Typical install
- $7,200+
- bill saving / yr
- $1,050
- Currency
- AUD
- Cold-climate rated (-25°C) models
- Air-to-air and air-to-water systems
- Grant-eligible MCS / NRCAN installs
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Incentives
Rebates and grants in Australia
Federal STC rebate
Small-scale Technology Certificates are deducted from your quote upfront, typically cutting 25–35% off a solar system.
State battery and solar rebates
Victoria, NSW and SA run additional rebate and interest-free loan schemes for solar and battery storage.
Feed-in tariffs
Retailers pay 3c–12c per kWh exported, and some offer higher rates when you have a battery.
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Heat Pumps city guides
Frequently asked questions
How much does solar cost in Australia?
A 6.6kW system typically costs $5,000–$8,000 after the STC rebate, and saves $1,000–$1,800 a year depending on self-consumption.
Is a battery worth it in Australia?
With state rebates and rising evening tariffs, a 10kWh battery now typically pays back in 6–9 years in Victoria and South Australia.
What does CEC accredited mean?
Clean Energy Council accreditation is required for the federal rebate and confirms the installer has completed the required design and safety training.
Can I add a heat pump hot water system?
Yes. Heat pump hot water is usually the cheapest way to cut a gas bill, and it qualifies for STC credits too.
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Typical install$5,600+
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Replace gas or resistive heating with 300% efficiency
Typical install$7,200+
Battery Storage
Store cheap power and ride out outages
Typical install$7,800+
EV Chargers
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Typical install$1,450+