Solar Panels
Solar panel systems designed for real savings
Whether you are comparing solar panel installation in Melbourne or planning a broader residential or commercial energy upgrade, UV Energy Solutions helps you choose a system that suits your property, usage, and budget.
Overview
The right system starts with the right advice
We do not push one-size-fits-all packages. Instead, we look at your roof layout, daytime usage, electricity bills, and future plans to recommend a solar system that delivers practical long-term value.
We also help explain how incentives such as the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme and STCs may affect the upfront investment.
Common system sizes
Around 6.6kW
A popular option for many households looking to offset daily usage and lower power bills.
Indicative pricing from ~$ depending on products and site conditions.
Around 10kW
Well suited to larger family homes, higher daytime usage, or customers planning future electrification.
Indicative pricing from ~$ depending on layout and equipment.
Commercial systems
Designed around site demand, operating hours, and available roof area for stronger business savings.
Project-based pricing from ~$.
Benefits
Why customers invest in solar
- Lower electricity bills
- Better protection from rising energy costs
- Improved energy independence
- Cleaner long-term energy use
- Battery-ready upgrade potential
Rebates and incentives
Eligible customers may be able to access support through the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme, STCs, and state-based programs such as the VIC solar PV rebate. Eligibility is dependent on location or income (unspecified) and current program rules.
Solar panel FAQs
How do I know what system size I need?
We review your usage, roof space, shading, and future plans before recommending a suitable system.
Are rebates available in Victoria?
Potentially, yes. Eligible customers may be able to access the VIC solar PV rebate and STC-related savings, depending on current rules.
Can I add a battery later?
Yes. Many customers install solar first and add battery storage later as part of a staged upgrade.
