
Aus Solar Energy Group
Solar and hot water · Clayton South, VIC
- Solar PV
- Battery storage
- Hot water
- EV charging
- +1 more
Covers QLD, no specific areas listed
708 retailers on our list service Queensland, and 319 of them have an office in the state.
Retailer lists last refreshed 17 October 2026.

Solar and hot water · Clayton South, VIC
Covers QLD, no specific areas listed

Solar and hot water · Derrimut, VIC
Covers QLD, no specific areas listed

Solar and hot water · Pakenham, VIC
Covers QLD, no specific areas listed

Solar and batteries · Canning Vale, WA
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Solar and batteries · St Leonards, NSW
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Solar and hot water · South Yarra, VIC
Covers QLD, no specific areas listed

Solar and hot water · Dingley Village, VIC
Covers QLD, no specific areas listed

Solar and batteries · Mount Hawthorn, WA
Covers QLD, no specific areas listed

Solar and batteries · West Melbourne, VIC
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Solar and batteries · Brisbane City, QLD
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Solar and hot water · Eight Mile Plains, QLD
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Solar and hot water · Coombabah, QLD
Covers QLD, no specific areas listed
Systems registered with the Clean Energy Regulator in the 504 postcodes in Queensland.
1,228,053
solar systems installed since 2001
86,568 in the last 12 months
10.6 kW
average size of new systems
installed in the last 12 months
110,578
home batteries since July 2025
when the federal battery discount started
153,159
heat pump hot water systems
12,411 in the last 12 months
The solar rebate here
Queensland is in solar zone 3 (some postcodes are in zone 2 or 1). A 6.6 kW system installed in 2026 earns about 45 certificates, worth roughly $1,485 to $1,710 off the price. Panels here make about 3.8 kWh per kW a day on average.
How the solar rebate worksFeed-in tariffs
In regional Queensland the regulated rate for 2026–27 is 6.006c per kWh. In the south east, retailers set their own.
Feed-in tariffs by stateAdding a battery?
94,833 batteries were installed here in the last 12 months. Work out the federal discount for your battery’s size and installation date.
Electricity networks in QLD: Energex (south east), Ergon Energy (regional). Your network approves new solar and batteries and may limit how much you can export.
Source: Clean Energy Regulator postcode data to 30 September 2026, and its postcode zone ratings. Recent months are still rising as installers claim certificates. Rebate figures use 5 deeming years and $33 to $38 per certificate.

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