Solar and battery storage can dramatically reduce your operating costs and protect your business from rising energy prices. Government incentives make the investment even more attractive — and Solarvia helps eligible businesses claim them.
Request a Free Assessment →Commercial solar isn't just a bigger home system — it involves different sizing, approvals and incentives. This page explains the main commercial rebates, with a focus on the new NSW battery programs, and how Solarvia supports your project from start to finish.
Solarvia works with businesses, apartment buildings and commercial sites to design compliant systems and manage the rebate process. As a NETCC-approved retailer, we give honest advice and transparent pricing. Eligibility criteria apply.
Eligible commercial solar systems may access federal support through renewable energy certificate schemes, which reduce the upfront cost. The type and value of support depends on your system size and configuration — larger systems may fall under different arrangements than small rooftop systems. We'll explain exactly what applies to your project.
From 1 September 2026, three new activities under the NSW Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS) open battery incentives specifically for apartment buildings, businesses, and commercial and industrial sites. This is the first time these battery sizes have had a dedicated NSW incentive pathway.
These NSW programs have strict requirements, including SAA-accredited installers, approved equipment, and planning/network approvals. Program details remain subject to consultation and may change. Solarvia will confirm whether your site and project qualify before you commit. NSW only.
Eligibility depends on your site type, location, battery size, the equipment used, and each program's specific rules. Commercial rebates in particular have detailed criteria and approval steps. The best first step is a free assessment — Solarvia will review your site and energy profile and tell you what current incentives may apply.
The BESS3, BESS4 and BESS5 activities commence on 1 September 2026 under the NSW PDRS. Details remain subject to consultation and may change.
For some programs (such as BESS4 and BESS5), a solar PV component is required alongside the battery. We'll confirm the requirements for your specific project.
Yes — from assessing eligibility and designing a compliant system to managing approvals and paperwork, Solarvia supports eligible businesses through the process.
Talk to Solarvia before you commit. We'll check eligibility against the current programs and design a compliant system for your site.
Request a Free Business Assessment →NETCC-Approved Retailer · SAA-Accredited Installers · Australian-Owned. NSW commercial battery programs are subject to eligibility, program rules and ongoing consultation, and may change.
Three new NSW programs open battery incentives for apartments, businesses, and commercial & industrial sites.
Batteries in apartment blocks (4+ dwellings), 20–200kWh. Minimum incentive support from $1,000 per install.
Battery installs at business premises, 20–200kWh. Minimum incentive support from $5,000 per install.
Large-scale batteries from 200kWh. Ideal for factories, warehouses & large commercial sites.
NSW only. Eligibility criteria and program rules apply. Contact Solarvia to check if your site qualifies.