What Is the Home Energy Saver NSW Program?
Who are Eligible?
Home Energy Saver loans are for NSW households with a total taxable income not exceeding $210,000 per year, including homeowners and landlords.
- You are an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
- Your household's total taxable income not exceeding $210,000 per year.
- The property is located in NSW.
- You own the property (as an owner-occupier or landlord).
- You meet our credit assessment requirements.
- The property is not social housing or used for short-stay accommodation.
Loan Availability
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The loan is available across NSW, subject to Brighte's approval and eligibility.
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Eligibility criteria and approved upgrade requirements apply.
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Loans are provided and managed by Brighte and are subject to assessment.
IN POSSIBLE EXTRA SUPPORT
The Home Energy Saver NSW program also includes discounts of up to $4,000 for eligible households with a combined annual taxable income of up to $80,000 or those holding an eligible concession card. Applications for the discount are expected to open later in 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. A residential battery is an eligible upgrade under the Home Energy Saver NSW program. You can explore your battery options and get a quote from an approved supplier before applying through a participating finance provider.
Yes. Home Energy Saver loans are delivered through participating finance providers and their networks of approved suppliers. Approved suppliers must meet the program's accreditation and quality requirements.
The battery must meet the program's eligibility requirements, and the installation must be completed by an approved supplier. Your chosen finance provider can provide information about its approved supplier network and eligible products.
For a Home Energy Saver loan, the participating finance provider assesses the combined taxable household income of the property owners. You may be asked to provide evidence, including a Notice of Tax Assessment for the previous completed financial year.
Yes. The program covers a range of eligible energy-saving upgrades, including batteries, solar, switchboards and other technologies. The exact upgrades and costs covered will depend on the program requirements and your finance provider.
Yes, provided you meet the eligibility requirements. However, you will need approval from your strata or owners corporation before the upgrade can go ahead.
The NSW Government funds the program, while participating finance providers deliver the loans, assess applications, manage loan accounts and handle repayments. Current participating providers include Brighte and Plenti.
VoltX Energy can help you explore your battery options and provide a quote for your upgrade. The Home Energy Saver loan application itself is completed through a participating finance provider, which assesses and approves the loan.
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