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Solar Homes Program reporting

Reporting data for the Solar Homes Program, including retailer rebate allocations and the program's impact on Victoria's solar industry.

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March 2026 reporting

Approved applications by authorised retailer (2026)

The tables below contain a monthly record of the approved applications for each Solar Retailer participating in the NETCC program.

Products and systems installed per quarter

These data files are updated quarterly and include counts of products and systems installed with the support of a Solar Homes rebate and/or loan. Installations are counted on the day of installation. Figures are correct to the best of Solar Victoria’s knowledge on the day of publication. Some natural variation in data is expected over time, as installation data may be updated or backdated.

Data for systems installed outside the Solar Homes Program is not included in these files.

Product files contain counts of individual products installed under the Solar Homes Program. Multiple products may be installed at a single location. Product data is provided by participating Solar Homes retailers and Solar Victoria does not guarantee the accuracy of data.

Products and systems installed per Local Government Area (LGA)

Location-based files contain counts of systems installed under the Solar Homes Program, per Local Government Area (LGA). Solar Victoria uses spatial boundaries provided by Vicmap to match property addresses with an LGA. In a small number of cases, addresses cannot be accurately mapped to an LGA.

Installations by local government area (March 2026)
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Publication date: 2026-20-01. Figures are accurate at the time of publication.

© State of Victoria, Solar Victoria, Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) 2025. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4.0) licence. You are free to re-use the work under that licence, on the condition that you credit the State of Victoria (Solar Victoria) as author, indicate if changes were made and comply with the other licence terms.

Longitudinal research into energy consumption

This world-leading study shows the longitudinal research into consumption patterns after installation of a Solar Homes Program approved product from 2022 to 2024.

The study was the first in Australia to link actual household and business electricity use with solar homes program participation over multiple years with data from over 4,400 sites. The findings will support decision-making, program design, and provide insights into customers' energy use.

As the sector navigates the complex transition toward electrification and decarbonisation, the value of these insights is both significant and growing.

Data may be updated by Solar Victoria after the fact, where corrections are identified. Please refer to the most recent published version of this data set for the most accurate data.

Download C4NET longitudinal research report summary
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Publication date: 12/12/2025. Figures are accurate at the time of publication.

Past programs

These programs closed after successfully supporting many more Victorians to participate in the renewable energy transition.

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