You've just taken the first step toward modern, energy-efficient hot water. While you wait for our consultant's call, here's a quick look at why so many Australian households are making the switch.
Potential 5-year savings
Switching from gas to an efficient electric heat pump hot water system could save eligible households around $400 a year on energy bills*. Over 5 years, that adds up.
Government rebate
up to $1,384
VIC Solar Homes (eligible locally-made)*
Combined incentives
up to $2,007
Rebate + Victorian Energy Upgrades*
*Indicative figures based on Solar Victoria's Solar Homes Program (current as at 2025). Actual savings & rebates depend on your usage, household eligibility, installer pricing and chosen product.
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Avg. yearly savings
~$400/yr*
Rebate may apply
up to $1,400
They're modern, efficient, and often eligible for rebates. Here's what people love about them.
Heat pumps use up to 4× less energy than traditional electric storage. May reduce hot water energy use significantly depending on usage.
Eligible Victorian households may receive up to $1,000 (or up to $1,400 for eligible locally-made systems) under the Solar Homes hot water rebate.
Pairs beautifully with solar. Cuts carbon emissions from heating water — a meaningful step toward an all-electric home.
Hot water is around 1 in every 4 dollars of an average home energy bill. Switching is now one of the most popular electrification upgrades in Australia.
The chart below is a simple illustration of how yearly savings can accumulate over five years — actual amounts will vary with your usage, household size and tariff.
Yearly potential
~$400
Over 5 years
~$2,000+
Plus rebate
up to $1,400
Based on Solar Victoria's estimate that switching from gas to an efficient electric hot water system could save households around $400 a year. Your actual result depends on usage and eligibility.
Instead of generating heat with an element, a heat pump moves heat from the outside air into your water tank. That's why it can be dramatically more efficient than traditional electric systems.

Cleaner energy
Pairs great with solar
Eligible households may be able to combine Solar Victoria's rebate with Victorian Energy Upgrades discounts.
Solar Homes hot water rebate
up to $1,400
For eligible locally-made heat pump systems (from 1 July 2025). Otherwise up to $1,000.
Combined with VEU
up to $2,030
Combining the rebate with Victorian Energy Upgrades may reduce upfront cost by up to $2,030 for eligible locally-made systems.
Yearly bill savings
~$400 / yr
Solar Victoria estimate for switching from gas to an efficient electric hot water system.
Source: Solar Victoria — Solar Homes Program / Hot Water Rebate. Eligibility and amounts depend on property, household and product. Our consultant will confirm what applies to you on your call.
Friendly, no-pressure, and built around your home — not a sales script.
Step 1
We'll confirm a few quick details about your home and current hot water setup.
Step 2
Your consultant maps out which rebates may apply and what your potential savings could look like.
Step 3
You'll see a clear comparison of suitable products and price ranges — no pressure to decide on the call.
Step 4
Take your time, ask questions, and only move forward if it feels right for your household.
No pressure. No surprises. No obligation.
We're here to help you compare and decide on your terms. Your details are kept private and only used to assist with your enquiry.
In the meantime, feel free to explore other ways your home could save — from solar and batteries to EV chargers and heating & cooling.