At Astra Solar, we’re proud to work in alignment with the Clean Energy Council (CEC) — Australia’s peak body for clean energy. From installation standards to government-backed rebates, CEC initiatives are designed to help Australian homeowners and businesses access safe, reliable, and affordable solar. Whether you’re installing solar panels, inverters, or batteries, the CEC plays a vital role in making sure you’re getting a system that delivers value and peace of mind.
The Clean Energy Council is the governing body for Australia’s renewable energy industry. It works with governments, industry leaders, and consumers to set national standards and policies for solar, wind, battery storage, and energy efficiency.
When you see a product or installer approved by the CEC, you know it meets strict safety, quality, and performance standards.
We only use CEC-approved solar panels, inverters, and batteries, ensuring:
You can find our key product partners (like Jinko, LONGi, Risen, Sungrow, GoodWe, and Solax) on the official CEC approved product list.
While this initiative has evolved into the New Energy Tech Consumer Code (NETCC), its mission remains the same: protect consumers and promote ethical solar sales and service practices.
Astra Solar supports this mission by:
All Astra Solar systems are installed by CEC-accredited professionals. That means your system:
We only work with trained and certified technicians to ensure your system performs as it should—for the long term.
CEC programs help unlock financial incentives like:
Our team will guide you through the eligibility process and take care of the paperwork so you can start saving sooner.
Choosing a solar provider that works with CEC-approved installers and products means:
STCs are part of a federal government incentive designed to make solar power systems more affordable for Australian homes and businesses. When you install an eligible solar system, you earn STCs based on how much electricity your system is expected to generate over the next 10 years.
These certificates can then be traded or sold, and most solar providers (like Astra Solar) will offer to apply the value of your STCs as an upfront discount—reducing your out-of-pocket cost.
Learn More1. You install a solar system under 100kW (typical for homes and small businesses).
2. The system is expected to produce clean energy for 10 years.
3. You’re awarded a number of STCs based on:
4. The STCs are sold or traded, and their value fluctuates with market demand.
5. Most customers let Astra Solar handle the STC paperwork and deduct the value from the system cost.
STCs are a key part of why solar is so affordable in Australia right now. At Astra Solar, we:
Not-for-profit community housing providers can claim rebates on behalf of renters.
View Solar PanelsRental property owners can receive the same $1,400 rebate and loan to install solar on their investment properties.
View Solar PanelsRebates up to $1,400 for installing solar panels, plus an interest-free loan repayable over 4 years.
View Solar PanelsWA households can access rebates of up to $1,300 (Synergy customers) or $3,800 (Horizon Power customers) for eligible battery installations, with a combined rebate of up to $5,000–$7,500 when paired with the Federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program.
View Solar PanelsEligible WA households can apply for interest-free loans of up to $10,000, repayable over 10 years, to help cover the cost of installing batteries, inverters, or solar panels (when installed with a battery).
View Solar PanelsComplete our quote form and we’ll guide you through your options.
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