Selling solar power systems in Australia

Should Australians sell solar power back to the grid?

Australians increasingly benefit from selling solar power back to the grid through net metering Australia programs and various solar energy buyback schemes. Solar energy buyback refers to feeding excess electricity that your solar panels generate into the grid.

How do I sell solar in Australia?

The licencing requirements to sell solar across Australia vary from State to State. However, the licencing process is more straightforward than installing a solar system. The tradesperson must hold a Clean Energy Council (CEC) solar installer accreditation to install a solar system.

How does solar energy work in Australia?

You use a portion of that electricity for your household or business needs. Excess energy is exported back to the grid. Your energy retailer pays you a feed-in tariff for each kilowatt-hour (kWh) you export. This system enables Australians to recoup part of their investment by selling solar power they don’t consume.

Are Australians profiting from selling surplus solar energy back to the grid?

Australians are profiting by selling surplus solar energy back to the grid. With advancements in solar technology and the growing acceptance of solar incentives, many people find their moment to capitalise on selling surplus solar energy back to the grid. Feed-in tariffs (FiTs) dictate the price someone can sell solar energy back to the grid.