Chris Bowen announced the changes to the federal cheaper home batteries program, making larger batteries less affordable from May 2026 The Federal Government has announced major updates to the Cheaper Home Batteries Program, expanding the budget and tightening the rules to ensure the rebate lasts until 2030. These changes will affect how much homeowners can claim — especially those considering larger battery systems. Twilight Energy has broken down the updates so you can make

Australia’s solar revolution is accelerating—and household batteries are leading the charge. Demand for solar battery installations has surged so dramatically that experts warn the federal government’s $2.3 billion Cheaper Home Batteries Program could be fully tapped within a year. Mick from Brighton just purchased a Sigenergy battery through Twilight Energy, taking advantage of generous government rebates. At the current rate, funding may run out in April 2026 Why the Rush o

Australia’s home electrification push just got a major boost. Under the federal government’s $2.3 billion Cheaper Home Batteries Program, eligible households and small businesses can now access a generous subsidy—covering up to 30% of the upfront cost of installing a small-scale solar battery. With over 4 million homes already sporting rooftop solar, but only a fraction using batteries, this initiative is designed to bridge the gap and unlock serious energy savings. How Much