Since the Cheaper Home Batteries Program launched in July 2025, Australia has been in the middle of a full-blown home battery boom. What was expected to be a steady, decade-long rollout has instead turned into one of the fastest-moving energy programs the country has seen.

In this guide, we’ll break down how popular the rebate has been so far, what the numbers actually look like, why the funding may not last to 2030, and what this means if you’re thinking about adding a battery to your solar system.

Solar energy is reshaping how Australians power their homes, but despite its popularity, a lot of myths still hang around. Some of these misconceptions come from outdated information, others from misunderstanding how solar works. Either way, myths can cause hesitation for homeowners who might otherwise benefit.

Let’s break down some of the most common solar myths, and uncover the facts that really matter when deciding if solar is right for you.

When investing in solar, you want panels that do more than just produce energy, you want them to look good on your home, perform reliably for decades, and maximise your return on investment. That’s where Aiko’s All Black Solar Panels shine.

Aiko is quickly becoming a major player in the solar world, known for combining cutting-edge technology with a sleek, modern design. Their Neostar 3S+54 Dual-Glass All Black panel (460–475W) is a standout example: with up to 23.8% efficiency, industry-leading warranties, and a seamless black aesthetic, it delivers both style and substance.

This blog explores what makes Aiko’s All Black panels unique, their performance benefits, and why they’re an attractive option for Australian homeowners.