Australian Home Energy Rebates 2026 — State by State

Every federal and state energy efficiency rebate available in 2026 — solar, batteries, heat pumps, insulation and draught proofing — for NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, WA, TAS, ACT and NT homeowners, with the amounts you can claim and how to stack them.

Incentive programs aren't a fringe policy idea — they're a recognised national priority. The Energy Efficiency Council, Australia's peak body for energy efficiency and electrification, has called for revamped incentive programs that are nationally available, that avoid boom-and-bust cycles, and that are delivered through simple, coordinated retrofit services so households aren't left assembling a patchwork of schemes on their own. Until that consolidation happens, the state-by-state list below is how you find what applies to your home.

Federal Government Programs

State-Based Programs

How to Apply

1. Get Your Energy Rating: Engage a certified NatHERS assessor to complete your energy rating certificate. Many rebates require this as proof of your home's energy efficiency.
2. Check Eligibility: Review the specific requirements for each program. Eligibility criteria vary by state and program type.
3. Gather Documentation: Prepare necessary documents including proof of ownership, energy rating certificates, and quotes from approved suppliers or installers.
4. Submit Application: Apply through the relevant state government portal or program website. Some programs require pre-approval before work commences.