SAA Newsletter – April 2026
The latest news from SAA and across the industry
Beyond installation: Building a long-term customer value proposition
For many consumers, the relationship with a solar and battery retailer ends soon after installation. For RESINC customers, the relationship is only just beginning. Operating across New South Wales, Victoria, Canberra and Queensland, RESINC’s mission has quality and the customer at its core. CEO Leigh Storr says his business model focuses on service well beyond…
PV labelling training course and resources available
About the training course The Clean Energy Regulator (CER) and Solar Accreditation Australia have released another free labelling course, this time to support compliant labelling of grid-connected photovoltaic (GCPV) installations. The training addresses: Key PV labelling requirements and how they apply to real installations Compliant and non-compliant PV labelling Best-practice labelling to meet all relevant…
Managing a distributed installation and design team
Ensuring quality, accreditation and compliance Building a reputation for quality and customer service is no accident. Triple ISO accredited for Quality Management, Occupational Health and Safety, and Environmental Management, RESINC Solar and Batteries has won multiple awards. As a retailer, and non-electrician, Chief Executive Officer Leigh Storr doesn’t personally hold SAA accreditation but closely follows…
SAA Newsletter – March 2026
The latest news from SAA and across the industry
Preparing for battery incentive changes
Preparing for the Cheaper Home Batteries Program incentive changes from 1 May The Clean Energy Regulator (CER) is urging retailers and installers to be prepared ahead of changes to incentives under the Cheaper Home Batteries Program. From 1 May, small-scale technology certificates (STCs) will be tiered based on battery size, impacting the rebate available for…
New battery labelling resources now available
Understanding battery labelling requirements SAA has released a series of new resources and training to support compliant labelling of battery installations, as the CER introduces new labelling photo requirements and ramps up its inspections program. Incorrect labelling is among the most common non-compliances observed through the inspections program for the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES).…
