Add solar to your home or business with Solargain’s solar and battery solutions.

Are you a Momentum electricity customer based in Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, or Queensland? Then you sure are!

Every solar panel they install comes with a 25-year performance warranty and every battery comes with a 10-year product warranty. Solargain have a dedicated service and support team to help you out with any warranty questions.

Solargain will help you navigate any rebates you might be eligible for – making solar life that much easier.

For example, Victorian customers may be eligible for a rebate of up to $1400 towards the installation of a solar system. However, access to the rebate is means tested and your home must be owner-occupied.

Find out more about solar and solar battery rebates and incentive programs in Victoria and other states and territories via the Clean Energy Council.

Customers in all states and territories are also eligible for STC’s (Small-scale Technology Certificates) which aren’t means tested. Here’s everything you need to know about STC’s from our friends at Solargain.

Momentum customers who purchase a Solargain product will be eligible to receive a once-off electricity bill credit of $100 (including GST). To qualify, you’ll need to be an existing electricity customer with us and initiate contact with Solargain via the web form on this page.

After your product has been installed (and Solargain notify us you’re up and running) you’ll receive your bill credit on your very next bill.

Ahh, the 42-million-dollar question. Or maybe it’s the ten-dollar question.

How much you save will depend on how big your system is and how you use it.

When figuring out how much you might save with solar, there are three main factors to keep in mind.

1. The system. The more kWh of energy your system makes, the more you could save. Energy production can be impacted by size, site conditions (like pitch and orientation) and the quality of the system. Learn more about sizing your solar system here.
2. Energy prices. When you install solar, you can join the electricity grid and receive credits on your bill for any excess solar energy that you export to the grid. How much you earn depends on how much excess energy you export to the grid and the feed-in tariff you’re on.
3. How you use it. One of the biggest factors impacting returns on your solar system is how much of the power you’re able to benefit from directly. The savings from using the power your system generates are usually greater than what you make selling back to the grid. So if you’re making more power than you use in a day, solar batteries can be a very handy addition to your system.