LED Lighting Upgrades & Rebates For Business
Panels from $10, battens from $20 installed under the NSW Energy Savings Scheme. Offices, retail, car parks and warehouses — NSW, SA & Qld.
- Licensed electrical installers
- 2-year installation warranty + manufacturer’s warranty
- 5.0 ★ Google rating (20 reviews)
What changed in 2026: the ESS method covering large commercial lighting closed to new work on 31 March — high-bay and strip-light upgrades are no longer subsidised in NSW. Panels, battens and eligible downlights remain covered, and SA’s REPS scheme still covers high bays. If a page is advertising a subsidised high-bay swap in NSW, check its date.
What changed in 2026: high-bay and strip-light upgrades are no longer subsidised in NSW — the ESS method closed to new work on 31 March. Panels, battens and eligible downlights remain covered.
Panels and battens from $10/$20 installed — the core small-business upgrade for offices, shops and back-of-house.
Eligibility, co-payments and how the Energy Savings Scheme actually pays for most of your upgrade.
Strata basements, stairwells and other long-run-hour areas — where certificate value runs highest and co-payments lowest.
Battens and office areas upgraded under the scheme; high bays quoted commercially at full price.
Complete new LED downlight fittings installed from around $20–$30 each under the ESS household route — a full fitting, not a globe swap.
South Australia’s REPS scheme (which still covers high bays) and Queensland commercial lighting options.
Pricing at a glance
$10
LED panels from
$20
LED battens from
$20–30
Downlights
5.0 ★
Google rating (20 reviews)
All prices installed, under the NSW Energy Savings Scheme. 2-year installation warranty plus manufacturer’s product warranty on every fitting.
LED lighting rebate questions
How much does an LED lighting upgrade cost for a business?
Under the NSW Energy Savings Scheme, LED panels start from $10 and battens from $20, supplied and installed — the certificate value created by the upgrade covers most of the cost, and you pay the co-payment.
Are high bays still covered by the rebate?
Not in NSW — the ESS method covering large commercial lighting closed to new work on 31 March 2026. High bays can still be quoted commercially, and SA’s REPS scheme still covers them.
Which businesses qualify?
Most NSW small businesses using under 270kWh of electricity per day qualify. Check your postcode and lighting details in 60 seconds and we’ll confirm eligibility before anything is booked.