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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can an off-grid system fully power a home?
Yes, provided the system is specifically sized and designed for your property's specific energy consumption and location.
What is the difference between living off-grid and on-grid?
An off-grid system is completely separated from the traditional power grid. It generates and stores all of its own electricity using solar panels and battery banks, with an optional backup generator. Grid-tied systems still remain connected to your utility company's infrastructure.
Are there still government rebates for off grid systems?
Yes.
There is two parts to the rebate, the battery STC reduces every 6 months until 2030 with the solar panels STC reduces annually 2030.
Therefore, the sooner the system is installed the higher the rebate.
Are there government rebates with Solar systems?
Yes.
The federal government provides a major discount through Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs), which effectively knocks thousands of dollars off the installation price.
There is two parts to the rebate, the battery STC reduces every 6 months until 2030 with the solar panels STC reduces annually 2030.
Therefore, the sooner the system is installed the higher the rebate.
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