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After installing a solar system, two ways can help you to reduce the power bill:

Self-Consume: During the daytime, while the system is operating, you will be using the power produced from your solar system first instead of purchasing the electricity from the grid.

Selling to the Grid: Consumers can earn credit to their power bill by feeding the unused electricity to the grid.

Yes! If the system you installed has less than 100kW capacity, you are eligible for a federal program called STCs Scheme. To receive the rebate, you must:

1. Use Clean Energy Council (CEC) approved panels and inverters.
2. Comply with CEC standards.
3. System be installed by a CEC accredited installer.

Other than the Federal STCs Scheme, each state and territory may also have their own rebate for renewable energy, contact us on 1300 716 916 or send a request to [email protected] for more information

Solar power technology has been well developed for both residential and commercial for many years, which is suitable for most houses and businesses in Australia unless you have a south-facing roof or a shaded roof.

For more information about Residential and Commercial solar, contact EverySolar 2.0 via 1300 716 916 or send a request to [email protected]  . One of our solar power experts will be more than happy to answer all your solar-related questions and organise a free consultation for you.

There are a few ways to check the performance of your solar system:

1. Simply check the production from the LCD screen on your inverter.
2. Connect the inverter to your home internet and download the monitoring app on your phone.

Additionally, if you’d like to manage how you use the electricity to make more savings, we can install a Smart Meter for your inverter. With Smart Meter, you can easily monitor your consumption and export amount from the App.