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Why Melbourne’s Solar Feed-In Tariffs Have Collapsed to Almost Nothing (And What to Do About It)

If you’ve got solar panels on your roof, spring is usually good news. Longer days, higher sun angles, and your system finally starts hitting the kind of output it was built for. But if you’re still exporting your extra power back to the grid instead of storing it, this spring might cost you more than… Continue reading Why Melbourne’s Solar Feed-In Tariffs Have Collapsed to Almost Nothing (And What to Do About It)

Going All-Electric in Melbourne: Why You Don’t Have to Do It All at Once

Think switching to an all-electric home means replacing everything at once? It doesn’t. For many Melbourne homeowners, going all-electric sounds like a major project: removing gas heating, replacing the hot water system, installing solar panels, adding a battery, upgrading the switchboard, and potentially changing cooking appliances — all at once. That perception alone can make… Continue reading Going All-Electric in Melbourne: Why You Don’t Have to Do It All at Once

Sporting Clubs Can Access Up To $100,000 For Solar & Battery Upgrades Through The Game On Climate Action Grants Program

Sporting Clubs: Up to $100,000 Available for Solar & Battery Upgrades Community sporting clubs across Melbourne are under growing financial pressure. Floodlights running through evening training sessions, commercial kitchens, bars, HVAC systems, and refrigeration equipment – the electricity bills are relentless, and they only go one direction. The Australian Government has responded with a program… Continue reading Sporting Clubs Can Access Up To $100,000 For Solar & Battery Upgrades Through The Game On Climate Action Grants Program

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Ducted vs Split System 2026

Running Costs, Government Rebates & Why 2026 Is the Year to Switch Your home’s heating and cooling accounts for around 40% of your total energy bill. That decision, ducted gas or reverse-cycle split system, matters more than almost anything else in your home. And in 2026, the answer is clearer than ever. Gas prices across… Continue reading Ducted vs Split System 2026

Stay Warm, Save Money & Power Up Your Home This Winter

Ditch Gas Heating – Why Split Systems Are the Smarter Choice With energy prices continuing to rise, many Melbourne homeowners are switching from gas heating to high-efficiency split-systems. Modern reverse-cycle split systems provide powerful heating in winter and cooling in summer, making them an all-in-one comfort solution. Compared to ducted gas heaters, split systems can… Continue reading Stay Warm, Save Money & Power Up Your Home This Winter

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Why EV Chargers Are the Smartest Upgrade for Solar Homes in 2026

EV Chargers & Solar If you already have solar, there’s a good chance you’re not getting the full value from it. With feed-in tariffs dropping across Australia — in some cases to as little as 1 cent per kWh — exporting energy to the grid is becoming less and less worthwhile. So what’s the alternative?… Continue reading Why EV Chargers Are the Smartest Upgrade for Solar Homes in 2026

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The Smart Home Energy Upgrades

With electricity prices rising and homeowners looking for ways to cut costs, 2026 is shaping up to be a major year for energy-efficient upgrades. Technology has advanced rapidly in solar, battery storage, heat pumps, and home electrification, making it easier than ever to reduce bills and improve comfort. Max Power has seen a surge in… Continue reading The Smart Home Energy Upgrades

Claim Your Solar Battery Rebate and Cut Power Bills

If you’ve been thinking about installing a solar battery, now’s the perfect time to act. The Australian government has just launched a 30% upfront rebate on home battery systems, making it more affordable than ever to store your solar power and slash your electricity bills. At Max Power Electrical, we’re helping Melbourne households take full… Continue reading Claim Your Solar Battery Rebate and Cut Power Bills