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Solar Panel Prices in Como (2025 Guide)

Real pricing data and statistics for solar panel installations in Como, New South Wales. Learn more in our comprehensive solar buying guide.

$4,752-$6,402
after rebate in Como
$2,186
on electricity bills
5.5 hrs
average in New South Wales
2.6 yrs
for Como homes

Solar Installers in Como

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Total reviews: 2,452

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Federal Solar Rebate for 2226

$2,160
STC rebate for 6.6kW system

The federal Small-scale Technology Certificate (STC) rebate reduces your upfront cost by $2,160 for a typical 6.6kW system in Como.

The STC rebate is calculated based on your postcode (2226), system size, and the deeming period. All quotes from our network include this rebate automatically.

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Como Solar Rebates & Incentives

Available government rebates for Como residents in New South Wales

NSW Energy Savings Scheme

Energy efficiency incentives for NSW households and businesses

Eligibility: All NSW residents and businesses

Federal Solar Rebate Available for All Como Residents

Regardless of state rebates, all Como homeowners are eligible for the federal STC rebate, which typically reduces the cost of a 6.6kW system by $2,160. This rebate is available until 2030 and decreases each year, so installing solar sooner means greater savings.

NEW: Federal Battery Rebate for Como

The Australian Government's Cheaper Home Batteries Program is now available for Como residents! Save up to $330 per usable kWh (approximately 30% off) on home battery installations.

Typical Savings:

  • • 10kWh battery: ~$3,300 off
  • • 13.5kWh battery: ~$4,500 off
  • • 15kWh battery: ~$5,000 off

Key Requirements:

  • • Battery size: 5-100kWh
  • • Must be paired with solar panels
  • • VPP-capable (no need to join)
  • • Applied automatically by installer

Important: The battery rebate is separate from the solar STC rebate, so you can claim both! The rebate value decreases each year until 2030, making now the best time to invest in battery storage for your Como home.

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Solar Mission Australia
2/67 Scott St, Liverpool NSW 2170, Australia

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28 Burnside Rd, Ormeau QLD 4208, Australia

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86 Dilke Rd, Padstow Heights NSW 2211, Australia

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How Much Do Solar Panels Cost in Como?

How much does solar cost in Como, New South Wales?

Solar installation costs in Como typically range from $4,752 to $6,402 for a quality 6.6kW system after the federal STC rebate. The wide price range reflects different quality tiers, installer experience levels, and specific site requirements.

Most Como homeowners pay around $5,610 for a mid-range quality system, which represents excellent value in a competitive market with 50+ installers in this area. Lower pricing in this area makes solar particularly attractive financially.

A complete 6.6kW system in Como typically includes:

18-20 tier 1 solar panels (330-370W each) - brands like Canadian Solar, JA Solar, or Jinko
Premium string inverter (Fronius, SolarEdge, Sungrow) or microinverters (Enphase)
Complete installation by CEC-accredited installer with all mounting hardware
Federal STC rebate ($2,160 already deducted from quoted price)
Comprehensive warranties - 25-year panel performance and 10-year inverter warranty minimum
Full compliance - Electrical safety certification and grid connection approval

With average electricity savings of $2,186 per year in Como, the typical system pays for itself in approximately 2.6 years. After the payback period, you'll enjoy 15-20+ years of virtually free electricity, with total lifetime savings often exceeding $44k.

Tip for Como homeowners: While cost is important, focus on quality installers with strong local references. The difference between a $7,800 and $8,500 system is often the quality of panels and installer workmanship - crucial for a 25-year investment on your roof.

What rebates are available in New South Wales for solar?

Como residents in New South Wales can access:

  1. Federal STC Rebate: $2,160 for a 6.6kW system (varies by postcode 2226)
  2. NSW Energy Savings Scheme: Energy efficiency incentives for NSW households and businesses

Combined, these rebates can reduce your upfront cost by $2,160+ . Get your personalized rebate calculation with your free quotes.

Is solar worth it in Como?

Absolutely! Como receives an average of 5.5 hours of peak sunlight per day (consistent sun exposure ideal for solar), making it very good for residential solar energy systems.

The economics are compelling for Como homeowners. With New South Wales electricity rates currently at approximately 28-32c/kWh and continuing to rise, every kilowatt-hour your solar system generates directly replaces expensive grid electricity. Many Como families report reducing their electricity bills by 60-90% after installing solar.

A typical 6.6kW solar system installed in Como will:

  • Generate approximately 9,937 kWh of clean electricity per year
  • Save $2,186 on electricity bills annually at current rates
  • Achieve full payback in 2.6 years, then provide free electricity for 15-20+ additional years
  • Reduce your household's carbon footprint by approximately 5.5 tonnes of CO2 annually (equivalent to planting ~250 trees)
  • Increase property value by an estimated 3-4%, with solar homes selling faster than comparable non-solar properties
  • Provide protection against future electricity price rises, which have averaged 4-6% annually over the past decade

Over a 25-year system lifespan, Como homeowners can expect total savings of approximately $50k-$55k (accounting for 2.6 year payback plus 20+ years of free electricity), making solar one of the best financial investments available for homeowners.

What size solar system do I need in Como?

The ideal solar system size for your Como home depends on your daily electricity consumption, available roof space, and energy goals. The key is matching your system size to your actual usage patterns to maximize savings without oversizing unnecessarily.

How to determine your needs: Check your recent electricity bills to find your daily kilowatt-hour (kWh) usage. In Como, average households use 15-22 kWh/day, though this varies significantly based on home size, appliances, and lifestyle.

Household Profile Daily Usage Recommended Size Est. Cost in Como
1-2 people, small home, minimal AC 10-15 kWh/day 3.3-5kW (10-16 panels) $3,086-$4,039
3-4 people, standard home (most popular) 15-25 kWh/day 6.6kW (18-20 panels) $4,752-$6,402
5+ people, large home, pool, or EV 25-40 kWh/day 10-13kW (28-38 panels) $7,013-$8,864

Why 6.6kW is most popular in Como: The 6.6kW system (with a 5kW inverter) represents the sweet spot for most households. It's the maximum size eligible for standard single-phase connection in Australia, offers excellent cost-per-watt value, fits on most residential roofs (requiring approximately 33-40m² of suitable north-facing or west-facing roof space), and typically generates 9,937 kWh annually in Como—enough to cover 70-100% of average household consumption.

Planning for the future: Consider sizing slightly larger if you're planning to purchase an electric vehicle, install a pool, or work from home more frequently. Como homes with EVs typically benefit from 8-10kW systems. Conversely, if you're rarely home during the day and don't have a battery, a smaller 4-5kW system might be more cost-effective.

Expert tip for Como: During your free quote consultation, ask installers to review your recent bills and recommend a system size based on your actual consumption patterns rather than just household size. The best installers in Como will use professional software to model your specific energy usage and roof characteristics for optimal system design.

Solar Battery Storage Options in Como

Federal Rebate Available

Save $4,000-$5,000 with the Federal Battery Rebate

The Australian Government's Cheaper Home Batteries Program offers up to $330 per usable kWh (≈30% off) for battery installations in Como. Combined with faster payback periods, batteries are now more affordable than ever!

Tesla Powerwall 3
13.5kWh • $15-17k
~$11-13k
Sungrow SBR
9.6-16kWh • $10-14k
~$7-10k
BYD Battery-Box
8-16kWh • $9-13k
~$6.5-9.5k

Adding battery storage to your solar system in Como allows you to store excess solar energy generated during the day for use at night or during power outages. With rising electricity costs, battery storage can significantly increase your energy independence and savings, paying for itself faster than ever with the new federal rebate.

Why Add Battery Storage in Como? (Click to expand/collapse)

Without a battery, most Como homeowners only use 20-30% of their solar energy directly, exporting the rest to the grid for a low feed-in tariff (typically 5-10c/kWh). But when you consume that same electricity from the grid at night, you pay 28-32c/kWh. A battery lets you store your excess solar and use it when electricity is most expensive, dramatically increasing your savings.

Example for Como: A typical household exports 15kWh/day to the grid (earning $1.50 at 10c/kWh feed-in) but buys it back at night for $4.20 (at 28c/kWh). With a battery, you keep that 15kWh and save the $4.20 daily purchase cost = $1,500+ annual saving beyond solar alone.

Popular Battery Systems for Como Homes (Click to expand/collapse)

Battery System Usable Capacity Warranty Typical Cost With Federal Rebate
Tesla Powerwall 3 13.5kWh 10 years $15,000-$17,000 ~$11,000-$13,000
Sungrow SBR096/128/160 9.6-16kWh 10 years $10,000-$14,000 ~$7,000-$10,000
BYD Battery-Box Premium LVS 8-16kWh 10 years $9,000-$13,000 ~$6,500-$9,500
Enphase IQ Battery 5P 5kWh (modular) 15 years $8,000-$10,000 ~$6,500-$8,500
Alpha ESS Smile-B3 10.1kWh 10 years $8,500-$11,000 ~$5,500-$8,000

*Prices include installation. Federal rebate assumes ~$330/kWh discount. Actual rebate amount varies by usable capacity. All systems are VPP-capable as required by the federal program.

Key Benefits for Como Homeowners:

Maximize solar savings: Use your solar power 24/7, not just during daylight
Energy independence: Reduce grid reliance by 70-90%
Blackout protection: Keep essential appliances running during power outages
Time-of-use optimization: Avoid expensive peak electricity rates (4pm-9pm)
Future-proof for EVs: Charge your electric vehicle with stored solar
Environmental impact: Reduce carbon footprint by using clean stored energy

Available Incentives in Como:

Federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program

Up to $330/kWh (~30% off total cost)

State Battery Rebate

New South Wales currently doesn't offer state battery rebates, but federal rebate still applies!

Virtual Power Plant (VPP) Programs

Additional rebates/income by joining VPP networks (optional)

Choosing the Right Battery Size for Como (Click to expand/collapse)

The ideal battery size depends on your evening/night electricity consumption and solar system size:

  • 5-10kWh: Ideal for 1-2 person households with 3.3-5kW solar, typical evening usage 8-12kWh
  • 10-13.5kWh (most popular): Perfect for 3-4 person households with 6.6kW solar, typical evening usage 12-18kWh
  • 13.5-20kWh: Best for large families, pool owners, or EV charging with 8-10kW+ solar

Pro tip for Como: A battery should be sized to cover your evening/overnight usage (roughly 6pm-7am). Check your smart meter data or ask your installer to analyze your consumption patterns. Oversizing wastes money; undersizing limits your savings potential.

Battery Return on Investment in Como

With the new federal rebate reducing upfront costs by ~30%, battery payback periods in Como have improved dramatically:

❌ Without Federal Rebate (2024):

  • 13.5kWh battery cost: ~$15,000
  • Annual savings: ~$1,800
  • Payback period: 8-9 years

✅ With Federal Rebate (2025+):

  • 13.5kWh battery cost: ~$11,000
  • Annual savings: ~$1,800
  • Payback period: 6-7 years 🎉

After payback, batteries typically continue working for another 3-8+ years, providing $5,400-$14,400 in additional free energy. Total 10-15 year ownership savings often exceed $15,000-$25,000 for Como homeowners.

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