Solar Systems in Bundaberg

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Queensland gets more sunshine than almost anywhere else in the country, and Bundaberg is no exception. If you have been thinking about solar, the conditions here make it one of the most practical and cost-effective investments a homeowner or business owner can make.


At Enterprise Air, we supply and install quality solar systems for residential and commercial properties across Bundaberg, helping our customers reduce their reliance on the grid and take control of their energy costs. We work with trusted brands including Goodwe, Sigenergy and Haier, selecting systems based on your roof space, energy usage and long-term goals rather than just pointing you toward the most expensive option.


Getting the right system from the start makes a genuine difference to the return on your investment. Call us on (07) 4154 3211 to find out what solar could do for your property.

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Buying solar is not a one-size-fits-all decision, and the number of options on the market can make it hard to know where to start. Our team takes the guesswork out of the process by working through your energy bills, usage patterns and future plans before recommending a system.


For most Bundaberg homes, a well-sized rooftop solar system can significantly reduce daytime electricity costs and, when paired with a battery, extend those savings into the evening. For commercial properties, the economics of solar are often even more compelling given the scale of energy consumption during business hours.


We supply systems from Goodwe, Sigenergy and Haier, brands we have chosen because of their proven performance, strong warranties and reliable local support. Every system we sell is one we are confident standing behind.

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Everything You Need To Know

  • How much does a solar system cost for a home in Bundaberg?

    The cost of a residential solar system in Bundaberg depends on the size of the system, the brand of panels and inverter and whether battery storage is included. A standard 6.6kW system, which suits most average-sized households, typically ranges from around $5,000 to $9,000 installed after the applicable government rebates under the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme. Larger systems or premium components will cost more, while the addition of a battery storage system adds further to the upfront investment but can significantly improve the financial return over time. Getting a proper assessment of your energy usage before purchasing ensures you are not over or under-sizing the system for your needs.

  • What solar rebates are available in Queensland in 2026?

    Queensland homeowners installing solar are eligible for Small-scale Technology Certificates under the federal Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme, which effectively reduces the upfront cost of the system at the point of sale. The number of certificates depends on the size of the system and the location. Queensland also offers a feed-in tariff through electricity retailers, which pays you a set rate for any excess solar energy your system exports to the grid. Tariff rates vary between retailers, so it is worth comparing offers before signing up with a provider. Your solar installer can advise on the current rebate situation at the time of purchase.

  • How do I know what size solar system I need for my home or business?

    The right system size depends on how much electricity you use, when you use it and the available roof space on your property. A good starting point is to look at your recent electricity bills and identify your average daily consumption in kilowatt hours. As a general guide, a typical Australian home using around 20kWh per day would suit a system in the 6.6kW to 10kW range. Businesses with higher daytime energy loads often benefit from larger systems. The best way to get an accurate recommendation is to have a qualified solar installer assess your usage profile and roof orientation before making a decision.